PRS 25th Anniversary Tonare Grand acoustic Emma
PRS 25th Anniversary Tonare Grand acoustic Emma
11900,00 €
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Biography of PRS Paul Reed Smith
In the late 1970s, as rock and jazz fusion were exploring new sonic horizons, Paul Reed Smith emerged as a visionary craftsman of the electric guitar. Founder of PRS Guitars, he redefined what a high-end instrument could be, combining flawless craftsmanship, technical innovation, and a distinctive voice.
Paul Reed Smith has never been merely an instrument builder. His approach is holistic: every guitar is designed to be playable, durable, and musically expressive. Bodies and necks are precisely carved, tonewoods carefully selected, and pickups and electronics engineered to deliver versatility and rich tonal depth. His work blends aesthetics, comfort, and performance, making each instrument both practical and inspiring.
PRS successfully bridges tradition and modernity. Drawing from Fender and Gibson heritage while introducing unique innovations — elegant body shapes, patented hardware, refined finishes, and an instantly recognizable sound — PRS guitars can cover jazz, blues, rock, or metal with exceptional clarity.
Renowned artists quickly embraced this revolution: Steve Lukather, John Mayer, Ed Sheeran, and Santana all chose PRS, sometimes leaving behind their historic brands to benefit from the versatility and soul of these instruments. These ambassadors helped establish PRS as a global reference, proving that a guitar is not just a tool, but a creative partner capable of transforming both playing and tone.
Every Paul Reed Smith guitar tells a story. It is an extension of the musician — a precise, inspiring instrument designed to become a true partner, almost a performer in its own right.
One thing is certain: Paul Reed Smith has transformed the modern electric guitar. Through craftsmanship, innovation, and deep musical understanding, he created instruments that have become absolute references — capable of spanning generations while remaining alive, unique, and profoundly musical.














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