PRS Guitars

Continually Refining Our Craft Since 1985

PRS is driven by a culture of quality and the belief that guitar building is an ongoing process of discovery. Every PRS is based on decades of testing, rethinking, and reinventing. From Paul Reed Smith's attic workshop in Annapolis, Maryland to a state-of-the-art factory in Stevensville, Maryland, PRS has remained devoted to the guitar's rich heritage while pushing the curve beyond what others consider perfection. PRS and PRS SE electric and acoustic guitars as well as PRS amplifiers have proudly provided some of the world's most renowned musicians with instruments since 1985.

A Culture of Quality

PRS Guitars’ culture is one of quality. There is an individual pride and sense of ownership surrounding everything we make. Guitar and amplifier building are very personal things, which are directly reflected in our instruments. Striving to build guitars and amps that speak to you as soon as you pick them up, PRS craftsmen pay attention to every step of the process down to the smallest components and finest tolerances. If you're looking for a professional quality, high-performance instrument or amplifier, PRS builds that for you.

The Ongoing Process of Discovery

Guitar and amp building is an ongoing process of discovery. Our success depends on the ability to listen and implement positive change. PRS remains devoted to the craft and the rich heritage of instrument making while exploring new technologies that will enrich PRS products with uncompromised tone, playability, and beauty. From the PRS patented tremolo to our double action truss rods all the way down to our custom-taper potentiometers, PRS guitars are a culmination of innovation built with proprietary parts and processes.

From the Practice Room to the Largest Stage

PRS guitars and amplifiers have made their way into the hands of first-time students, to the bedroom songwriters, to the weekend warriors, to internationally touring artists. Known for versatility and reliability, PRS guitars and amplifiers are a solid choice whether it's your first guitar or an addition to your arsenal. Carlos Santana, Mark Tremonti, John Mayer, David Grissom, Mark Lettieri, Myles Kennedy, Zach Myers, Mark Holcomb, Jimmy Herring, Tim Pierce, Orianthi, and Dany Villareal are among the artists currently playing PRS instruments and/or amplifiers.