The militant PRS wing () of #GuitarTwitter asked for video demos of my CE24, so here you go.

Usual disclaimers about iPhone microphones and me playing lots of wrong notes.

1. Single coil (mainly) bridge pickup, vol backed off at first, tone full.

2. More single coil Bridge, volume backed off, tone on full.

3. It jangles! I did not expect that.

4. Bridge Humbucker, Volume down just a touch, then full.

5. More bridge Humbucker. Very classic rock.

6. Neck Humbucker with the tone rolled off a bit. BB King and the obligatory bit of classic Santana.

7. Neck single coil, tone on full.

8. Switched to the hi-gain channel of the Boogie. Bridge humbucker, then neck humbucker for the solo and outro.

9. Neck humbucker, tone rolled off, hi gain. Definitely does that PRS-into-a-Boogie sustain thing.

10. Oh, go on, have a bit more later-period sound Santana.

1-7 were all using the clean channel (left on pic below) of the Boogie Fillmore 50 set to a pushed tweed kind of setting, with a Tru-fi Colordriver as a boost. Only guitar settings were changed.

8-10 were the hi gain channel set as on the right below, also with the Colordriver.

No idea why the headstock looks white when it’s actually a nice maple shade, a bit darker than my MIM Telecaster’s.

I should also have said that I was finding the treble bleed circuit on the volume pot a bit much, so have removed it. The Colordriver acts a bit like one anyway.

If you want to read a long rambling post about how I came to very unexpectedly get a PRS after half a lifetime of mostly disinterest in them, I did a post about it on The Gear Page. https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/ngd-never-thought-id-even-want-a-prs-but.2216688/

I should have tagged @prsguitars into this thread, though they’re probably exhausted after their big 2021 launch day. Tagging @FiPedals and @MesaBoogie (who are probably busy with their new ownership) as well in case of interest.