PRS SE Zach Myers Signature Singlecut | Elderberry Burst

The PRS SE Zach Myers Signature Singlecut in Elderberry Burst takes the familiar PRS formula and pushes it into something warmer, moodier, and a little more old-soul in personality. The Elderberry Burst blends deep plum and wine-like outer edges into a rich, pink translucent centre that lets the flame maple veneer breathe underneath. It’s a darker, more sophisticated aesthetic that bridges the gap between vintage and modern with cream binding, nickel hardware, and classic PRS bird inlays. The semi-hollow construction with the single F-hole adds another visual layer, breaking up the solidbody silhouette with more personality. It’s dressed up without trying too hard, and the whole package has a more boutique look than you typically expect in the SE line.

In hand, this is one of the more inviting PRS necks for players who like something substantial in their hand. The Wide Fat carve has real grip to it, filling the hand in a way that feels solid and confident without becoming cumbersome. Combined with the shorter 24.594” scale length, the guitar has a softer, more forgiving feel under the fingers, making bends easier and chords feel a little looser. The satin mahogany neck lets your hand glide over the neck with ease, while the rosewood fretboard and 10” radius keep it balanced between comfort and control. The stoptail bridge provides a direct, grounded response with strong sustain and excellent tuning stability.

The PRS 245 “S” pickups lean warm and full, with a thick midrange character that suits blues, rock, and lower-gain lead work especially. The neck pickup has a smooth, rounded voice while the bridge pickup tightens things up with added bite and push. Independent volume and tone controls for each pickup give you more control over your sound, unlike the master volume and tone controls on most PRS models. It is the kind of setup that rewards players who work the controls and want a guitar that reacts with them. This is one of those signature models that works far beyond the artist name on the truss rod cover, built for players who want warmth, sustain, and a more organic, expressive take on the PRS formula.