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Description
Crafted with precision and passion, the PRS SC-250 is an electric guitar that bridges the gap between classic design and modern innovation. This single-cut model stands out with its PRS 250 humbuckers, delivering a robust and dynamic sound that has captivated musicians across genres. Whether you're strumming soulful blues or shredding electrifying rock riffs, the SC-250 adapts effortlessly, making it an ideal companion for both studio sessions and live performances.
With its solid body construction, the SC-250 offers a resonant, sustain-rich experience that is both reliable and versatile. The guitar's sleek neck profile ensures comfortable playability, while the meticulous craftsmanship typical of PRS guitars promises durability and a refined aesthetic. This model is highly customizable, allowing musicians to tailor their instrument to their personal style and preferences. An ideal choice for discerning players seeking quality and versatility, the SC-250 is a testament to PRS's commitment to excellence.
Key Features:
- PRS 250 humbuckers for versatile tonal range
- Single-cut solid body design
- Customizable options available
- Sleek neck profile for comfortable playability
- Precision craftsmanship for durability and aesthetic appeal
Product specs
| Brand | PRS |
| Model | SC 250 |
| Finish | Amber, Black, Black Cherry, Black Sunburst, Blue Matteo, Dark Cherry Sunburst, Dark Cherry Wrap Burst, Emerald Green, Gold Top, Gray Black, McCarty Sunburst, McCarty Tobacco Wrap Burst, Natural, Orange, Platinum Metallic, Royal Blue, Ruby, Santana Yellow, Scarlet Red, Tobacco Burst, Tortoise Shell, Tri-Color Sunburst, Vintage Natural, Vintage Yellow, Violin Amber Sunburst, Whale Blue |
| Year | 2007 - 2009 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Solid Body Electric Guitars |
| Body Material | Mahogany |
| Body Shape | Single Cutaway |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Bridge/Tailpiece Type | Wrap-Around |
| Color Family | Black, Blue, Brown, Gold, Green, Grey, Natural, Orange, Red, Silver, Yellow |
| Finish Pattern | Sunburst |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Model Family | PRS Singlecut |
| Model Sub-Family | PRS Singlecut 250 |
| Neck Construction | Set-Neck |
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
| Number of Frets | 22 |
| Number of Strings | 6-String |
| Pickup Configuration | HH |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
| Series | PRS Core |
| Top Material | Maple |
FAQs
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What type of pickups does the PRS SC-250 feature and what tone can I expect?
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The PRS SC-250 is equipped with PRS 250 humbuckers, which provide a thick and articulate sound ideal for rock and blues genres. These pickups offer a balanced tone with strong midrange presence and clear highs.
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Is the PRS SC-250 suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the PRS SC-250 is well-suited for live performances due to its robust construction and reliable tuning stability. The set-neck design and wraparound adjustable bridge enhance sustain, making it a dependable choice for gigging musicians.
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What is the neck profile of the PRS SC-250, and how does it affect playability?
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The PRS SC-250 features a wide-fat neck profile, providing a comfortable grip for most players. This profile offers a balance between ease of play for chord work and support for more technical playing styles.
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How does the PRS SC-250 handle different music styles?
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The PRS SC-250 is versatile enough to handle a range of music styles, from rock and blues to jazz and metal. Its humbuckers deliver a powerful sound that can be easily shaped with tone controls, making it adaptable to various genres.
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What is the scale length of the PRS SC-250 and how does it impact the guitar's sound?
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The PRS SC-250 has a 25" scale length, which contributes to a balanced tone with a tight low end and clear highs. This scale length is versatile, offering playability that suits both rhythm and lead guitar styles.
Videos
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PRS SC250 Review HD
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PaulReedSmith SingleCut SC250 - SOUNDLAND GMBH STUTTGART
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PRS SC 250 Artist Unboxing
Steve Reynolds
2007/2013 PRS SC250 Artist Package Brazilian
Scott Robbins (G-Brat's Guitars)
Reviews
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about PRS SC-250.
Build quality
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Some models from the mid-2000s have varying features like black headstocks, satin finishes, and weight relief, adding to the uniqueness and confusion of these runs.
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Comparisons
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SC250's 25” scale length provides more tension and makes playing chords in the middle of the neck easier compared to a Les Paul's 24.75” scale length.
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Mods and upgrades
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Owners have swapped stock pickups with BKP Warpigs, noting they may clash with the guitar’s naturally resonant and dark tone.
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Use cases and applications
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The SC250 is described as a modded Les Paul suitable for various styles, with a darker and beefier tone compared to PRS's Swamp Ash Special.
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Artist usage
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Mike Shinoda is seen using a PRS SC-250 electric guitar, as documented on The Guitars of Linkin Park website.
He’s seen playing it in the music video for Burn It to the Ground
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In this picture, you can see Dave giging with his custom made PRS SC-250
Currently, Seth uses three SC250s.
In the US, he uses a Yellow Tiger SC250 (10-top) with Dragon II pickups for Drop C.
Overseas, he uses a Platinum SC250 for Drop C, and a Charcoal Burst SC250 for Drop B.
Prior to having seperate equipment between the US and Europe (and prior to lowering the key of a majority of their songs live), the Platinum SC250 was used for Drop C#.
In the video titled "Three Days Grace - Live at The Palace (FULL DVD: Concert performance + interviews) [HD]," Adam Gontier can be seen using a black PRS SC-250 guitar during a performance in Detroit, Michigan. The guitar is visible at timestamps 13:25, 15:17, and 1:08:28, where the model name SC-250 is clearly displayed on the headstock. Other color variants of this guitar, such as Blue Matteo and Tobacco Burst, appear in the same video and in music videos for "Home" and "Just Like You," as well as their "Behind the Scenes" videos. The validity of this information is supported by the source provided by Emerson on YouTube.
Zach uses a custom PRS SC-250, according to Guitar Geek's rig diagram.
In this video you see images of ben playing his guitars and you can see that he is using a PRS SC-250. wikipedia also gives you a list of his equipment as well.
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Has been using this for a while now. Can be seen in multiple live pictures and in the YouTube video for their latest song release "Let's Talk About Menkata Cottelee". Has the stock bridge pickup switched out.
"I've got a white PRS Singlecut that I've had for coming on eight years now. At the time that I got it, PRS didn't make white Singlecuts, so they refinished a blue one for me. For some reason that guitar sounds head and shoulders better than any other guitar I've ever owned or played. We also used a Fender Telecaster, a Gibson Les Paul and [Japanese brand] Nil Monstage for some of the lead work. 90% of the tracking was done with that white PRS, though. We had 16/17 guitars in the studio and it just absolutely destroyed every single one of them."
We can see that he used a PRS SC250 in white.
can be seen playing his singlecut PRS 30 minutes in.
Album Usage
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