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Description
Unleash the raw energy and soulful grit of Black Stone Cherry with the PRS SE Chris Robertson. This electric guitar embodies the spirit of rock with its robust design and versatile sound capabilities. It's not just an instrument; it's a bridge to the heart of music, where every note tells a story. The SE Soapbar Bass / 57/08S treble pickups offer a range of tones, from deep, bluesy grooves to sharp, electrifying solos, making it a perfect partner for those who speak through their strings. Whether you're a burgeoning musician or a seasoned performer, the PRS SE Chris Robertson is tailored to amplify your unique voice.
Key Features:
- Signature model of Chris Robertson from Black Stone Cherry
- Mahogany body and neck for a warm, resonant tone
- Maple top with flame maple veneer adds visual appeal and tonal clarity
- Rosewood fretboard enhances playability and sound richness
- 24.5” scale length offers comfortable playability
- Stoptail bridge for stable tuning and sustain
Product specs
| Brand | PRS |
| Model | SE Chris Robertson |
| Finish | Black Stone Cherry Burst, Kentucky Blueburst |
| Year | 2017 - 2018 |
| Made In | Korea, Republic of |
| Categories | Solid Body Electric Guitars |
| Artist | Chris Robertson |
| Body Material | Mahogany |
| Body Shape | Single Cutaway |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Bridge/Tailpiece Type | Wrap-Around |
| Color Family | Blue, Red |
| Finish Features | Matching Headstock |
| Finish Pattern | Sunburst |
| Finish Style | Gloss |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Model Family | PRS Singlecut |
| Neck Construction | Set-Neck |
| Neck Material | Mahogany |
| Number of Frets | 22 |
| Number of Strings | 6-String |
| Pickup Configuration | HS |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
| Series | PRS Artist Signature, PRS SE |
| Top Material | Maple |
| Wood Top Style | Flamed |
FAQs
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What is the neck profile of the PRS SE Chris Robertson guitar?
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson features a wide-fat neck profile, providing a comfortable grip that is well-suited for players who prefer a chunkier feel, making it ideal for both rhythm and lead playing.
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What type of pickups does the PRS SE Chris Robertson use?
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson is equipped with a 57/08 "S" humbucker in the bridge position and a PRS SE Soapbar in the neck position, offering a versatile range of tones suitable for rock and blues genres.
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Is the PRS SE Chris Robertson suitable for beginners?
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While the PRS SE Chris Robertson is designed with professional features, its playability and build quality make it accessible for beginners who are serious about improving their skills and exploring diverse musical styles.
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How does the wrap-around bridge on the PRS SE Chris Robertson affect playability?
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The wrap-around bridge on the PRS SE Chris Robertson provides excellent sustain and resonance, enhancing the guitar's tonal characteristics while offering stable tuning and comfortable palm muting.
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What is the finish of the PRS SE Chris Robertson guitar?
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson is available in two stunning finishes: Black Stone Cherry Burst and Kentucky Blueburst, both featuring a gloss finish with a flamed maple top for an eye-catching appearance.
Videos
PRS Guitars
The SE Chris Robertson | PRS Guitars
The SE Chris Robertson | PRS Guitars
PRS Guitars
My Favorite PRS So Far!! || PRS SE Chris Robertson (Black Stone Cherry) Signature Demo/Review
Agufish
PRS SE Chris Robertson Signature Demo
Guitarist
PRS SE Chris Robertson | session
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GAK DEMO : PRS SE Chris Robertson Signature with 57/08 Pickup
GAK
Me And My Guitar: Chris Robertson of Black Stone Cherry / PRS SE Signature
TotalGuitar
PRS SE Chris Robertson Sound Test
KingsBladeUSA
Reviews
PROS
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Versatile pickup configuration with P90 and 5708S humbucker for varied tones
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Coil tap offers unique and diverse sound options
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Thick, beefy neck adds a distinct playing feel
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Beautiful Black Stone Cherry finish admired by many
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Solid build quality consistently praised across reviews
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Excellent tonal performance, especially with amp gain
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Distinctive body cuts and curves enhance aesthetics and comfort
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Plays smoothly for rock and blues with good balance and weight
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Middle position with split humbucker provides unique tones
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Fit and finish frequently noted as first-rate
CONS
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Some find the wide/fat neck slower compared to thinner necks
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Weighs over 9 lbs, considered heavy by some users
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Bridge humbucker average and not outstanding
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Coil tap not hum-canceling with P90, noted as an oversight
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Sharp fret ends reported, affecting playability
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about PRS SE Chris Robertson.
Features and functionality
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European models are rumored to have USA-made 57/08 bridge pickups, while Korean models use the 57/08 "S" version.
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The 57/08 "S" pickups are believed to be the first Korean-made iterations resembling PRS Core pickups.
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson is unique for its standard factory setup with a splittable 57/08 bridge pickup and a Korean-made soapbar neck pickup.
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson has a subtle belly cut, enhancing comfort during play without compromising the guitar's style.
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Build quality
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Some models are made in Indonesia, noted for unexpectedly high playability despite the different manufacturing location.
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Comparisons
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PRS SE Chris Robertson paired with Blackstar amps, like the HT20 MKII, is praised for its sound synergy.
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Owners often compare its sound to a Gibson Trad Pro, noting the PRS has a clearer, chimey tone, especially noticeable in the upper registers.
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The PRS SE Chris Robertson's neck is described as chunky, contrasting with slimmer neck profiles found on other guitars like the Washburn WI-66PROE.
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A user compared the P90/humbucker setup on the PRS SE Chris Robertson favorably against a P90/mini humbucker setup on a Les Paul Special, expecting a fuller sound.
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Value and pricing
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The Kentucky Blue Burst and Black Stone Cherry Burst finishes were limited runs, adding collectible value for those specific color variants.
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User experience
Critic Reviews
5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 3 Ratings
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Dream Come true
After Saving for a PRS for so many years and something else always coming up, finally getting my hands on one, a BSC one mind you, totally changed my sound forever. The only fault with this guitar is that i've only got one.
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