What PRS guitar is this? (Resolved)

[dkilpatrick]

Burn it

 

[Stormchaser]

The headstock gives you (sorta) the look of a PRS with all the tuning issues of an LP.

Yes, the strings don't cross the nut in a straight line because the headstock is too wide. Yick….

 

[Serious Poo]

Not even close, it's a really bad fake.

 

[HellBat]

This was either made by somebody that is really bad at copying things or by a prodigy at building copies based off of somebody describing the original item to them in 30 seconds or less. I think the model is Micarta Treefiddy.

 

[g.wizz]

The guy that did this should “Die With Your Boots On”

My advice:"RUN FOR YOUR LIFE"

 

[Tone-y]

Burn it

Nuke it from space. It's the only way to be sure.

 

[aphantomvaper]

Never seen a PRS with a volute carve on the neck/headstock area.

 

[Ovibos]

I always wonder if these threads are from counterfeiters trying to see if it'd pass.

 

[jxe]

pay with paper ‘in the style of’ real money.

 

[Toolmaster Of Brainerd]

I always wonder if these threads are from counterfeiters trying to see if it'd pass.

No. This was posted for sale on Facebook marketplace. I saw it, wasn't sure what it was, and asked here.

It might be obviously fake to a lot of you, except I've never owned a prs guitar before. I played one for about a minute in guitar center once. That is the only time I've seen them in person and known what I was looking at.

Being able to discern real from fake is easy, but it requires a lot of experience with the product. I have 0 experience with the product, hence I need to ask for here for help telling real from fake.