PRS 509 Electric Guitar - Charcoal Cherry Burst 10-Top Reviews
The Paul Reed Smith 509 solidbody electric guitar boasts an amazing array of humbucking and single-coil tones thanks to five TCI-tuned single-coil pickups. The easy-to-use electronics package lets you switch between nine different tonal variations via a 5-way pickup selector and two mini toggles that come complete with a gorgeous, figured maple 10-top that adds extra tonal richness and depth. The 509 also features a mahogany neck with a rosewood fretboard, a 25.25-inch scale length, abalone Birds fingerboard inlays, and a PRS-patented Gen III tremolo system paired with Phase III locking tuners for great tuning stability even when you're pulling off deep dives and bends.
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Great guitar- poor finish on metal
I bought a 509 two years ago here. Since it was Covid and other things it has never left my house or stored out of case. I bought a 10 top and it's a beautiful guitar-except sitting in the case the bridge has discolored on the bottom half and looks like crap. It's nickel I was told not chrome but it seems almost tarnished? It's ugly I know that. Like the finish is just gone, dull not shiny. I have a 86 Fender I bought new and it still looks new. Ditto on Ibanez and Gibson. This guitar is two years old. It shouldn't look like the bridge was made in 58.
I contacted Sweetwater who put on to PRS who basically said pound sand that's it's a finish issue - like "normal wear?" and not covered by warranty.
For the reputation of this company and cost of this guitar I expected more from PRS.
So if you like a good sounding guitar but don't mind it looking it looking antique in a couple of years buy one.
