A user compared the PRS Hollowbody to a D'Angelico Deluxe Mini DC LE, noting preferences for neck thickness and finish despite the latter's gloss neck.

Users who prefer thinner necks like the Nitro Wizard from Ibanez may find PRS necks too thick, despite PRS offering various neck profiles.

The piezo system, when combined with a 3 Sigma acoustic IR, provides impressive acoustic tones in a mix, enhancing live and recording applications.

Users report the piezo system provides flexibility for live performances, allowing for a blend of acoustic and electric tones, especially useful for pop/rock genres.

Running the guitar in stereo with the piezo direct into the board and magnetic pickups into an amp creates exceptional clean tones with EQ adjustments.

The guitar is praised for its lightweight nature, making it comfortable for extended play, especially compared to heavier models like the Gibson Les Paul.

A user noted a price drop of $300 post-Christmas on the piezo model at Sweetwater, making it a more attractive purchase option.

Owners have swapped the stock pickups for USA-made 58/15s, noting a significant improvement in sound quality.

PRS locking tuners are a popular upgrade, improving tuning stability without adding significant weight.

An owner with extensive guitar experience (23 guitars) praised the instrument for inspiring creativity and offering versatility in both studio and live settings.

One user highlighted owning the guitar for over a year, mentioning it as their daily driver due to its versatile sound and playability.

Owners often highlight the guitar's resonant sound and playability without amplification, enhancing practice sessions and casual playing.

The piezo version includes figured maple binding, offering a more visually appealing finish compared to the plastic binding on the non-piezo model.

Some owners note that the high gloss finish on the neck can feel slippery compared to matte finishes, affecting playability for those with sweaty hands.

Some users report the frets could be smoother, with slightly square edges needing filing and polishing.

The SE Hollowbody II Piezo features dual output jacks, allowing for separate routing of magnetic and piezo signals, enhancing versatility in signal processing.

The SE Hollowbody II piezo uses 58/15 LT "S" pickups, which are brighter and punchier compared to MIM Player pickups and Epiphone Alnicos.

Owners recommend lowering the piezo output with a screwdriver for better blending with magnetic pickups when not using an acoustic amp.