The 513 is a departure for PRS. The Paul Reed Smith 513 has 5 single coil pickups and 13 sounds going from vintage strat to over-the-top modern humbucker tones.

The Paul Reed Smith CE 22 is the bolt-on version of the Custom 22. They have the same great features as the custom, but with a bolt-on maple neck.

The CE 24 has the same great features as the Custom 24, but with a bolt-on maple neck.

Paul Reed Smith teamed up with Chevrolet to create the Standard 22 "Corvette" model. It came in the same colors as the 2007 Corvette, and features a Corvette logo as well as the Z28 logo inlaid on the fretboard.

The 22-fret version of the famous PRS Custom 24. The Custom 22 can be ordered with a fixed bridge or trem, and comes stock with locking tuners and a figured maple top.

The original PRS, the Custom 24 hasn't changed much since it was introduced in 1985. Carved figured maple top, PRS tremolo and locking tuners are standard.

The PRS Hollowbody has come in many different variations over the years. They have featured both spruce and maple tops, and have come in standard PRS thickness, as well as the 4-inch thick archtop.

The PRS Mccarty has a thicker-than-normal body and headstock for a deeper, more vintage tone. It also features classic kluson-style tuners, and custom McCarty pickups. It can be ordered with a maple or mahogany top, and has the option of a solid indian

The Mira is a guitar for today’s players with a classic feel and tone but with the quality and stability you’ve come to expect from a PRS instrument. This model features a thinner, solid mahogany body, 24-fret neck, matching pickguard and trussrod cover,

The Modern Eagle was the first PRS to feature a satin finish. It was made to be Private Stock quality all around, including an ultra-high grade figured maple top.

The Private Stock program enables buyers to design their own PRS model. Using only the highest quality components, these guitars are the best of the best.

The PRS Santana has gone through 3 iterations, and currently the Santana III is the only model in production. The body is more symmetrical than the PRS Custom, and it features a shorter 24.5" inch scale, as well as a custom headstock and pickups.

The PRS SC 245 is a variation of the original Singlecut, with a 24.5" scale length. This places it much closer to a Les Paul in the tonal spectrum.

PRS SE model guitars are as close as you can get to the real thing for less than $500. These guitars are all inspected for quality in the PRS factory in Maryland before they ship.

The Original PRS Singlecut is now the SC250. The 250 stands for the 25.0" scale length to differentiate from the new SC245, shorter-scale model.

The PRS Swamp Ash Special, or SAS, is a kind of hybrid Paul Reed Smith and Strat. It features 3 pickups (H-S-H), a swamp ash body, bolt-on maple neck, and coil-tapping ability.

The Tremonti model is essentially a PRS Singlecut with hotter pickups, locking tuners, and a trem. Originally available in only black, white, or platinum, it now comes in most PRS colors.