Inherited a PRS I know nothing about

[wmartin27]

My father in-law passed away and left me one of his guitars. I must admit I do not know much about electric guitars since up to know I have only owned and played acoustic. I have looked all over the web trying to find anything I can but have not had luck. Does anyone know more about this PRS and any of its specs?


I would love to know more about it as I begin to learn to play it.

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Sorry to hear about your father in law...

Bangin'! guitar though, it's a PRS EG II model with Fralin "Domino" pickups, an alder body, and some cool pickup combinations.

 

[wmartin27]

Thank you so much for the quick response, googled it and found the same model in other colors but this, is it just simply gold? Or does PRS have a cooler name for its color?

 

[HANGAR18]

I think "gold" works. That is a great guitar for beginners. Not terribly expensive. It ought to play well. The last one of those I saw online has a Budweiser wrap around it.

 

[Daniel]

Just to clarify, that's a US-built PRS EG II, not an import SE-EG. It has decent value. Sorry about your Father in Law but congrats on the guitar.

 

[HANGAR18]

That would explain the Fralin pickups.

 

[helmi]

lucky dog. when people pass away in my family, they usually just leave ass-aches and bills!

 

[Goldtop]

My father in-law passed away and left me one of his guitars. I must admit I do not know much about electric guitars since up to know I have only owned and played acoustic. I have looked all over the web trying to find anything I can but have not had luck. Does anyone know more about this PRS and any of its specs?


I would love to know more about it as I begin to learn to play it.

I'm sorry for your loss. He left you a cool guitar. The two coolest features: It's a PRS, and it's GOLD!!!​

Goldtop Lloyd