We just got this beautiful Modern Eagle V traded back in from a great client who couldn't resist an Artist McCarty 594! She's in great condition with some signs of player wear. The most notable are the very small white rub marks on the back edge of the guitar. I tried taking a close up to show where they are. These may even buff out with some elbow grease but do not affect the tone of this killer ME V. Ships in paisley case with hang tag and paperwork.
This is a custom color Modern Eagle V in a stunning Charcoal Purple Burst. The top on this guitar is out of this world in person. Don't wait on this one it won't last long!
7lbs 10oz
Specially appointed to commemorate the 2020 Experience PRS event, which was celebrated virtually in May, this limited-edition Modern Eagle V is an innovative instrument that offers highly musical tones for both recording and playing live.
The Experience PRS 2020 Modern Eagle V utilizes a hum/single/hum (five-coil) pickup configuration and introduces a new and unique switching system that gives players a vast array of tones in one guitar. The 5-way blade switch selects the pickups just as the 509 does (treble, treble and middle, middle, middle and bass, bass). The two paired mini-toggles separate the slug-side coils, turning the hum- buckers into true, “TCI-tuned” single coils. There is a single volume and a push/pull tone control that activates both humbuckers when engaged; this allows players to access three pickups simultaneously. Finally, there is a third mini-toggle that changes the volume pot value from 500k to 250k, which gives the guitar a different palette of tones. This electronics design puts a whole set of classic and new tones at your fingertips.
The Experience PRS 2020 Modern Eagle V will be available from a select group of Authorized PRS Dealers.
“While Experience PRS 2020 was unable to happen at the PRS Factory this year, it is important to us to still release the products we had planned to the guitar community. These Modern Eagle guitars are very sophisticated pieces of gear both electronically and mechanically. They are highly musical instruments.” Paul Reed Smith
