PRS DGT 2013, Lemon Burst

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	PRS
Model	DGT
Finish	Lemon Burst
SKU	GS5857-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	2013
Body Material	Mahogany / Maple
Finish Material	Gloss Poly
Neck/Fingerboard	Mahogany / Rosewood
Radius	10"
Weight	7.8 Lbs
Scale Length	25"
Nut Width	1.656"
Neck Profile	Medium C
Neck Thickness	1st-0.842" 12th-0.942"
Electronics	2 Vol 1 Tone, Push Push Coil Split, Original Prs DGT Pickups
Pickup Impedance	Bridge-8.72K Neck-7.58K
Case	OHSC Black Rectangular

Description

The DGT (David Grissom Trem) is the result of more than 20 years of collaboration between Paul Smith and David Grissom. The DGT is based on the McCarty with a unique DGT neck shape, taller frets, special pickups, and a revised control layout. Grissom and Paul spent a year A/B-ing more than forty sets of pickups before nailing the vintage-voice of DGT humbuckers. When paired with individual volume controls for each pickup and a push/pull master tone control that operates the coil taps, DGT pickups provide versatility and articulation.

This example is in great condition with just some light buckle rash on the back and small finish scratches throughout. The guitar plays excellently with small signs of fret wear and it sounds great with its original DGT pickups.

Includes its original black PRS case.

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