PRS 513

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PRS 513 in orange (picture from official website)
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513
Manufacturer PRS
Used ?—
Body type Solid
Neck joint "Special neck joint"[1] (see images)
Body covering Scarlet Red/Ruby, gold hardware
Wood Body: carved figured maple top with mahogany back
Neck: mahogany (special 513 neck carve)
Fingerboard: rosewood (22 frets, 513 mother of pearl bird inlays, 25 1/4" scale length)
Bridge PRS tremolo (with 14:1 Phase II low mass locking tuners)
Electronics
  • Volume knob, tone control
  • 5-way blade pickup selector
  • 3-way blade mode selector (heavy humbucking/clear humbucking/single coil)
Pickup(s) 513 pickup system (patents applied for): 5 single coil pickups (13 sounds)
Special circuits
  • 513 pickup system (patents applied for; 13 sounds)
    • 5-way blade pickup selector
    • 3-way blade mode selector (heavy humbucking/clear humbucking/single coil)

Background

Christopher Wolstenholme uses this guitar for Hoodoo, instead of the Stratocaster, now.

513 stands for 5 pickups and 13 sounds. The 513 Mahogany is an updated version of our original 513 Rosewood Model. It features a mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, updated electronics and includes our patented pickup system providing 13 modern and vintage sounds utilizing 5 proprietary single coil pickups. Other specifications include a 25 1/4" scale length, a special neck joint, 513 bird inlays and an easy to use integrated electronics control package, which includes volume control, tone control and two blade switches. One blade switch is a 5-way pickup selector, and the other is a 3-way mode switch that allows you to select between the single coil, clear humbucking and heavy humbucking modes. This is one of our most versatile instruments that can go from screaming humbuckers to sparkling single coils with the flick of a 3-way.[1]

These retail for around £3,700

Songs used for

References

  1. a b PRS Guitars - 513 (2007). PRS. Retrieved from prsguitars.com.


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