Will PRS SE Clint Lowery sound good in standard tuning?

[Tahmeed Bin Enam]

Hello folks! So i'm a beginner/ kind of intermediate, been playing an acoustic for a couple of months, and want to buy my first electric. I don't have much knowledge about stuff, I was considering the PRS Custom 24, but found a really good deal for the SE Clint lowery signature model from a friend. (for around 320 usd, i live outside us). I'm not a metalhead or anything, I will mostly be playing in Drop D/ Standard or Drop C# tuning. So in the website it says that the clint lowery model is made for very low tunings, so I was wondering if it will sound nice if I play it in standard tuning? I can replace the strings as well. Is it worth it to buy it around this price? Or should I go for an ESP KH-202? (at the same price.) I prefer the prs tone and style without a question, but just unsire about the tuning thing, if it'll be worth it.

 

[Bill SAS 513]

I'd say go for it!!! You should be fine, with the 25.5" scale...
I think they shipped with some pretty girthy (FAT) strings,
so just make sure the newer strings you install sit in the nut properly,
which really should NOT be an issue.

 

[Bowtiefanatc]

Plenty of people use the Holcomb in standard tuning which sounds and plays great. So the Lowery should be the same. Go for it! Those are tough to come by these days.

 

[garrett]

Yes, absolutely. It is 25.5" scale which is standard for Fender and many, many other guitars. This is compared to the 25" scale of the PRS Custom.

 

[Tahmeed Bin Enam]

Alright thanks a lot guys! I'm going for it Really excited. Will post pics here once I get it.

 

[bodia]

Alright thanks a lot guys! I'm going for it Really excited. Will post pics here once I get it.

Sweet!