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PRS Guitars Introduces Neal Schon Signature Models

Neal Schon of Journey is joining the PRS family of artists with two distinct signature models: the NS-14 and NS-15. Neal was intimately involved in the design of nearly every aspect of these instruments…from the stylized f-holes to the hardware details.


Stevensville, MD (January 8, 2012) – Neal Schon of Journey is joining the PRS family of artists with two distinct signature models: the NS-14 and NS-15. Neal was intimately involved in the design of nearly every aspect of these instruments…from the stylized f-holes to the hardware details. 

The NS-14 is a completely new PRS design incorporating a 14” semi-hollow singlecut body with a new neck joint designed to allow greater access to the higher frets. The NS-15 is a thinline hollowbody based on the Neal Schon limited edition Private Stock guitar offered in early 2012. A portion of Neal’s signature tone comes from his long-standing use of Floyd Rose tremolo systems. The NS-14 and NS-15 add a Floyd Rose to the PRS Core line for the first time.

“The new NS-14 and NS-15 PRS guitars are on the cutting edge of now. I love everything about them. I had the pleasure in helping in the creation of these beauties and I love the weight, sound, and ultimate playability. These are among the best guitars I've ever played. Check ‘em out.”  - Neal Schon, Journey

For more information:
www.prsguitars.com


     

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mole
on 04/07/2013 		I won!!! YEEEHAAA Its an awesome guitar indeed. I have Prototype #1. Thank you so much Premier Guitar! I'll never forget this, ever! J. Rudy
JD
on 01/15/2013 		He was the first to have a signature 'Floyd' Gibson Les Paul model, until his relations with Gibson went south for some unknown reason. Anyhow, just one more piece of gear to look at that I'll never be able to afford.
Clark N Addison
on 01/08/2013 		Yum!



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