The Best Guitar Under £1000 in 2024 - the PRS DGT SE

[@petesmith6434]

You are spot-on. The PRS SE DGT is without a doubt one of the highest quality, best sounding guitars on the market today that costs less than $1,000, and I would argue, than most guitars in the $1,000 to $2,000 range as well. I own over 50 guitars (I have been playing and collecting guitars for 60 years) and this guitar is one of the best of all I own, including several PRS Core models and a number of “vintage” Fenders, Gibsons, Rickenbackers, and Gretschs.

[@puntmaster9896]

This guitar is nice but the Pacifica has way better specs for way less money

[@petesmith6434]

@@puntmaster9896 I own a Pacifica. The PRS SE DGT is a completely different sounding guitar. They are nothing alike.

[@mrbungalowwillie]

I got the Gold Top version a couple of months ago and absolutely love it! Superb versatility, excellent vibrato that stays in tune, sounds great and looks great! Wonderful value!!!

[@steved1099]

Fantastic guitars...I got one from PMT for £760 and it came with a tag outlining it was setup by PRS UK ticking each check (nut, releif, intonation etc). It was Great right out of the box. Great pickups, smooth frets, best coil tap I have on any of my guitars. Incredibly versatile tones. Love the dual volume knobs. Very resonant too, it is much much better than a CU24 SE I have. Its getting more play than my strats at the minute.

[@JamesFlorio-ti8gc]

All these se prs are incredible these days long as the setup is right just can't beat them

[@shawnmcginnis2508]

Sounded amazing! Would love to see you check out the NF-3 sometime if you ever get a chance.

[@nitbot]

I love these Cor-Tek guitars. I bought a Cort G300 Pro a year and a half ago, it's superb IMO. Very close to the Ibanez AZ Prestige, but for a third of the price

[@leonardsrobert]

Played a goldtop version of this last week and was really impressed. I've been in a really weird place since doubting to buy a 'budget' guitar and wondering whether I should get this or save up som money and get a core model (which I haven't played before). Great playing as always, John!

[@mrelmoresmusiclab]

My man, I just got this guitar and I could have bought a core if I wanted to, but no reason to because these are so amazing. I'm a huge Fender and Gibson guy, but these are incredible. I got the McCarty 594 SE a few months back and couldn't resist the DGT. I could do a whole tour with one of these. They are that good.

[@Olibertau]

I have a very nice SE Paul’s guitar. Very good quality, fantastic push-pull without any loss of power. I like the sound. I also own a PRS SE 277 baryton and quality level is also very high.

[@ianchappell2907]

I've had the gold top for 8 months, gigged it extensively and it's the first time in years of gigging I have just taken the one guitar. Also bought from Peach because I wanted to choose the weight, 7 pounds 10 ounces. Two things I've changed, I couldn't handle 6100 frets, so have taken them down to 6130, medium jumbo works so much better for me. Also fitted Gotoh locking tuners and a Tusq nut. Pickups are great. Humbucker mode is wonderful, the 75% coil split to my ears initially sounds a bit more P90 than strat/tele type single coil, but roll the volume pot down 2 notches and the treble bleed seems to take the pickups more into strat/tele mode ish. Very usable tool for a gigging player.

[@bborck]

I love mine... I also have a silver sky se and paul's guitar se, but dgt is my favorite. I also have a mcarty 594 singlecut se coming, which a bunch of people also seem to really like that one...

[@stevejcurtis]

I absolutely adore mine. Came from PMT and I cannot fault the set up. I have been using it at gigs for a year now and it most certainly is a keeper and some nights displaces my trusty Strat for the entire set.Fabulous guitar. Well done PRS. ( And thank you for your wonderful playing).

[@GeoffBrandenburg]

I love mine. It is the best guitar I have ever owned and has opened my eyes to PRS. I agree with all the other comments. David Grissom gave this guitar mojo and magic.

[@clarkE111]

Absolutely love mine

[@mathtrixmusiclix4248]

Nice playing/tones! I recently played one and my only gripe is; The split switch is tough to engage. Should’ve used a push/push not a pull/push. Thanks! 🇨🇦

[@glennmartin4232]

Super intro John. I want one of these.

[@johnplaystheguitar123]

the control setup is actually my ideal setup. i flip my tele control plate so its volume tone switch. and i agree with DG choice for DGT SE the bridge pick up volume should be the closest.

[@alguitarchristie]

I have a real 2008 DGT and it's the best guitar i have ever had. A dream to play, sounds amazing and covers all the tones i need. My only gripe is not having a master Volume control! And I don't like the speed knobs, as i am a singer and sometimes knock the volume down by accident.

[@donaldlaporte4227]

Just got mine sunday, amazing guitar, ummm I might of left with a mccarty single cut as well 😂

[@kenthhamner2641]

I have the McCarty SE 594 double cut! Nice guitar!

[@nedludd3641]

Bonners also do what Peach Guitars do - they are worth a shout out

[@SBsoton]

Remember hearing people having a lot of issues with peach music,like ex display/used guitars passed off as new,poor set ups,return issues etc, all of which put me off from using them,good to hear they have improved,maybe I will give them a try.👍🏻

[@Mexxx65]

I owned a few older model PRS SE's in the day. Got rid of them, just never gave me the sounds or playability I am looking for. Player on of these PRS DGT SE the other day, same thing, nice guitar, nicely built for the price, but just no mojo, for me.

[@Vedant-km2cg]

It comes strung with 10-46 btw 11:20

[@forrealthoughbruh]

PRS tremolos is one of my favorites. I did replace the saddles and I added pearly gates to mine. Upgraded the time and volume knobs. It’s an SE but it is really nice

[@jackprice7828]

I would tend to agree with you on that John. PRS Absolutely knocked it out of the park on the DG SE. Grissom I believe was very involved with its design. love your intro piece. I love guitar instrumentals that alternate between the major scale and minor blues scales.

[@chrismundayguitar]

You've may have just cost me some money John Cordy... I sold a tele I wasn't loving recently, and after considering lots of alternatives to replace it... I think I have a winner! Thanks as always for the content & cheers from NZ

[@thegolfingmusician6345]

I bought one. The thing I really don’t like about it is the polly finish. Makes the guitar feel plastic. I’m going to strip the finish on the neck and tung oil it with a satin finish. That should help. I swapped the electronics out with RailHammer HumCutters, single volume, single tone, and push/push kill switch. Took out the stock bridge and put in a Musiclily brass block/saddles bridge. Guitar is far better than stock but still dislike the polly finish.

[@benjaminnaidoo9776]

I should be getting mine on Friday, paid roughly £675 in my currency - even took some leave to really get comfortable with it. Really looking forward to pairing it with my MX5, I have a feeling my setup is going to be complete for a long time!

[@johnthornburg4049]

I agree with you. I've not been a real PRS fanboy in the past. I liked them and have owned several but did not keep them. Yes, a lot of guitars come and go. All of the PRSs were good. I bought after your and other reviews. I chose the gold top version with "moons" probably a year or so ago. For a while they were not easy to find, and people were charging a premium for them - some buying new and reselling for more. I didn't go for that. But the availability is good now and you can even find used ones - which I'd probably recommend just to save a bit. I buy most of my guitars used, I get more guitar for the money that way. I love the round slightly chunky neck shape on this guitar. It feels fantastic. I added luminlays (because I like those on my guitars). I also changed the knobs to the amber PRS types. The switch location is a little strange to me as are the controls - just because I am more used to typical Strats and Gibsons. The pickups are very nice - and I usually change pickups in almost every guitar I have it seems. These are staying in there. The "partial" single coil push/pull really sounds great with these pickups too. For me, that is very high praise. Just about all my other guitars have changed pickups. It is a very comfortable and great sounding and looking guitar. I like it better than the real PRS models I have played. The great neck shape, feel, pickups, playability is top notch. Yes, it is a lot of money for a guitar from Indonesia, but they are making fantastic guitars. GREAT guitar. It deserves more than a gig bag really, but prices of cases are insane now. So would rather not increase the price and am living with the gig bag.

[@JohnMcGFrance]

I need to try one of these next time I’m back in the UK. I have the PRS Bernie Marsden SE but fancy a change if I get on with DGT SE. I like the look of the gold top/ moons version. Hopefully I’ll get a reasonable trade in and not have much to chip in. Great playing as always. Cheers.

[@clayvalarezo8647]

You will NEVER be accused of being an idiot! This guitar looks amazing, and sounds amazing while you're playing it. I recently purchased the Schecter C-1 Exotic, and I am convinced that this guitar could also be a candidate for Best Guitar Under 1000 Pounds or Dollars. For $850, it has many of the same features of the DGT, and has more modern features like 24 frets, and a Graph Tech nut. Also, it has a satin-ish finish on the back of the neck for super smooth transitional playing. I recently purchased the PRS SE NF3, and it's a good guitar as well, but I still prefer my C-1 exotic. Thank you for the post, and your thoughts on this guitar! The SE line is an amazing value proposition, PERIOD!

[@michaelschneider7590]

Great review! I’m a fan of PRS too, especially with humbuckers, and just got an S2 McCarty in the same veneer as your terrific DGT. My only criticism of the SE guitars is their polyurethane finish - I just did not like the feel of the neck. That more so than the subtler differences in pickups and electronics was why I went for a US made PRS. And an S2 594 is half the cost of the US made DGT. Beautiful playing, by the way, as always!

[@Straydogger]

I put 9.5 on my DGT SE and they feel/sound great.

[@ThePlanarchist]

Great guitar and totally changed my opinion of PRS. Wins over my American Std Tele even most times these days.

[@mickstick5112]

Good review! I have the gold top and love it, very versatile. BTW unless Peach changed the strings, the strings from the factory are PRS Classic 10-46 .

[@Arch_Stanton.]

A little while ago (about a week), I saw a used PRS SE DGT Gold Top for sale at €750 (with some upgrades) and seriously considered buying it. Unfortunately, it was sold before I could decide. There's still something that makes me a bit hesitant about PRS guitars, though. Maybe next time, I'll bite the bullet and give it a try.

[@umarganai3492]

The coil split is amazing!! Such a versatile guitar

[@noahtomato3515]

I’m a convert to stainless steel frets, so, as great as this sounds and looks, the Revstar Standard is still the one for me. Mine even has a flame maple top, luck of the draw.

[@isitreallyisitreally1756]

Nice . I’ve had several SE’s over the years , even a Bernie Marsden , but never ever bonded with the guitars like my tele / Strats , always within 2 or so years I’ve sold them ( regretted selling the BM though ) but have never gone back to getting another , I did try one of the USA Miras once , that was nice , but for gigs always return to Japanese Strats / Teles 🤷‍♂️

[@ksharpe10]

My Friend literally last night put his Gold one in my Hands. My Comments were Wow the neck feels so good, and it is effortless to Bend on it. He said plays like Butta, Sure would describe my not plugged in experience.

[@peterjessop1878]

I don't know if its the best guitar overall, but its certainly the best for someone in a covers band who only wants to take one guitar to a gig. Neck on mine is fantastic, its incredibly resonant, great pick ups and a very good split coil sound for those strat like moments. I have a Japanese Telecaster which is also amazing and actually cost less, but the PRS DGT is way more versatile and worth every penny wherever it was built.

[@philippecournoyer9481]

I have a Custom 24 (2004) bought it in 2007 and love it. I bought a Starla SE last week (highly discounted because it is a discontinued model) for 700$ CAD. I was blown away by the quality of the SE model. I am now considering buying another SE Model for gigging and leave the Custom 24 home. What will be the difference between the DGT and the CE24 Satin you looked at a few weeks ago? Fingerboard, neck, playablility ...

[@jojojojojojojojojojojojob]

My opinion on this matter is the Charvel SoCal Style 2 HH HT 24 CM. It is imho the best guitar you can get at sub 1k.

[@RobertNaik]

I bought a Fng a few years ago after seeing one of your videos. I feel it’s a bit better than a few of my US made ones. The FGN is definitely more playable anyway. But this looks good as well.

[@GitShiddy]

The only competition in my mind, and of a similar vein, is the Revstar Standard. But I'm always harping on about how great those are. I'm more curious about the 9.5s going on. Because (much like the Revstar) I'm very very much a pusher of the 9.5 gauge string set.

[@michael1]

TBH I can't see the point in having a short scale length if you just end up putting higher gauge strings on to compensate. The whole point is to make it slinkier. The main reason for not having a short scale length is people who just palm mute and play the low E with high gain. I think for pretty much everything else it's a win, you're going to be able to play more expressively and with less effort from your left hand even if you have a short period of adjustment to the slinker feel - but if you don't like that then I don't think your "best guitar under £1000" or whatever can be guitars with short scale length. You're effectively saying you don't like the feel of a shorter scale length and would probably be happier with a strat or super strat style guitar. I think Johns logic is a little flawed when he says more girth to the strings because there's obviously a big overlap in the gauges you get between a set of 8s, 9s, 10s or 11s. e.g a B string in a set of 8s is typically an 11, so that means if you play 9s or 10s then you have a thinner E string than a set of 8s B string. So if you can play the high e on a set of 9s or 10s, then 5 out of 6 of the 8s are a higher gauge than that and won't feel thinner, they'll have more girth. Thus it makes no sense to imagine 8s as all being thin strings. They really only have 1 string that is thinner than you normally play : the high E. The real difference you feel from a lower gauge set is down to the tension, not girth. And that 's the same thing you feel playing a short scale vs longer. If you don't like that feeling I don't think you can say your fave guitar is a short scale because it's a design decision they've made precisely to make the strings feel like they do. I also think the fact most guitars have a 25.5" scale length means that people mistakenly think PRS have done something magic to make their guitars feel easier to play, down to craftsmanship or whatever, but all they are experiencing is a shorter scale length compared with the rest of their guitars (which obviously the revstar has too, and gibson)

[@michael1]

I think I'd get a revstar standard if I wanted the short scale length / bluesy vibe - coming in well under £1k now

[@goorackerelite]

yes totally agree!!! it's a lifer for me :) killed my desire to buy any more guitars.

[@JohnnyO83]

Hi John, Thank you for the great content! I'm considering this guitar or a Revstar Standard with P90s, like the one you have reviewed. My only other electric guitar is a 2022 '61 Gibson SG Standard. I love the SG. Looking for a different feel and to spread out the wear and tear. Cheers, John

[@neal_laugman]

I say you need both! 🙂The sounds of the Revstar II P90 is really great. There are many that do no like the "Focus" switch, but I love it. Maybe not so great playing chords or doing rhythm but for soloing it really boosts the mids nicely. The neck is larger than the DGTSE, which I really do like. If I had to unload my PRS SEs, I would keep the DGT. I will always keep the Revstar (pro).

[@NickGranville]

I’ve been looking at getting one. A local music shop got one in, but it was unplayable. Pickups touching strings, buzzing all over the neck, nut cut badly. They’re taken it to be fixed but will see what it comes out like.

[@compucorder64]

The best guitar under £1000 would have to be the gold top version, with the moon dot inlays. I still can't get handle The Birds. Reminds me of the Hitchcock film.

[@claytonmurrayguitar]

I traded mine for a Silver Sky SE but kind of wish I didn’t. The Silver Sky is still cool though.

[@strumminronin]

It's a tough call to choose between those two!

[@Straydogger]

@@strumminronin Silver Sky with single coils or DGT SE with humbuckers? Big difference. One will not sound like the other right? Depends on what sound you're after. 😁

[@chrisdaviesguitar]

Very Rabea - We Are Here, that intro.

[@TheMack]

Very nice! Is it comfortable to play sitting down? Or do you feel like the guitar is bottom-heavy, like it wants to fall backward, as a heavy Les Paul does?

[@oscarferrerbernal3824]

indeed it felt good and the gold top one is gorgeous but the neck was definitely not my cup of tea. I like the gibson rounded c, but the dgt one was chunkier than that and a deal breaker for me

[@shiftystylin]

Lush looks. I want the gold top. I played it in project music, Exeter, and I didn't like it as much as a McCarty 594.

[@hgoruiz]

Try the GHS David Gilmour Strat stings set. They are really good for the PRS scale length.

[@kenthhamner2641]

I’ve wanting to try one but in Canada these are like hens teeth! We miss out on lots of runs thanks to Yorkville Sound.

[@Loader7272]

have the CE w/ a tmp...on😢 some of the presets with both coils split, it almost sounds like a tele. totally agree w/you tho mate! lusting for p90s. peace 😊 ps, the tmp w/1.3.7 update is outstanding. great stuff jc ty

[@mr.bluenotedoobop]

On sale at Ish Guitars too

[@lyricbread]

So Beato is now the final word on what instrument someone will take you serious for playing? Personally, I make my gear choices based on what Rhett Shull thinks is appropriate.

[@guitarplayer5805]

I had a gold top one from peach and the set up was terrible. So it’s not consistent unfortunately. Also had a blemish on the binding which went unnoticed. Unimpressed with Peach but the guitar is a winner from PRS.

[@TS-nb9ko]

Love this guitar

[@donaldlaporte4227]

John do you have any courses out there? If not you should!!!!

[@wizdeas6064]

OK. it came with 9's I got mine from Peach Guitars and spec'd 10's and it's set up really nicely. May try 9.5's at some stage but do let us know if you try them and how they feel because those chunky frets are likely to induce intonation issues if you get a bit energetic with your playing...

[@ruisouto7868]

According to PRS` website the SE DGTs come out of the factory with 10-46s (which is what my SE DGT had when I bough it new)....

[@tonedowne]

I still can’t fault mine. It’s so nice to play I forget it’s there and just think about notes.

[@cliverkay]

Did you change the pots over ? Plenty of slack in the control cavity ! Excellent guitar !!

[@CarlosDelgado-co1bi]

I am not so sure... Charvel Pro-Mod DK24 HSH 2PT CM MH is 925 pounds, and it offers HSH seymour duncan pickups, 24 frets, caramelized maple fretboard, locking tuners, compound 12-16 radius and super-high finish quality.

[@peppersfunk]

what reverb and delay did you use in the video. it sounds so nice.

[@steveliberty]

I have a really like the PRS DGT SE. I've been interested in the Yamaha Revstar Std. How would you compare their necks and the build quality?

[@Kevzilla100]

Personally, I think I would still rather get the Revstar. I don't yet own a P90 guitar, and that tips the scales for me. Nice video, though!

[@Lovetone1983]

Nice vid. As an aside, did you get your green Player II from Peach? That was a hell of a set of flaws which suprised me.

[@KeithMilner]

Interested in a comparison between the DGT and the Revstar Standard.

[@michael1]

John's video for the revstar standard spends several minutes struggling to find any difference with the (£1000 more) professional, so I'd suggest the standard is at least as high quality as this, if not higher. In terms of sound, well Chris Buck plays one and there aren't many guitar players getting nicer noises out of guitars (even if you prefer a different genre) - Matteo Mancuso plays one as well, although his custom version has different pickups so it's possibly makes little sense to listen to Matteo's tone and buy a revstar + helix. You can't get a revstar with locking tuners (possibly not that big a deal in terms of playing it) or a trem (maybe a dealbreaker if your style relies on it) but you do get stainless steel frets.

[@KeithMilner]

@@michael1 I know all that, and I have a Revstar standard. I was thinking in terms of the "best guitar under £1000" headline. I'm sure the DGT is great (I did play one and it's really nice) but is it "better" than the Revstar standard?

[@THEItchybruddah]

“Might get accused of being a Dentist…” Here in McDonaldland some of us start our day with you… Today’s day just stopped for a moment while I wipe coffee off my face. Well played. WELL played.

[@clives555]

Still find myself drawn to the standard 24 se that sits next to the 2 custom 24 cores. Where do you think they sit with Sires?

[@daniyalahmed97]

Pickups are a little muddy sounding imo, id imagine it would sound significantly better with an upgrade.

[@joemiller9856]

Hum.. might have to add this axe to my collection.

[@daviddalziel884]

Mmmm preferred the Revstar P90 Standard in a direct comparison. PRS a bit dark and the finish isn’t brilliant for a guitar at that price -no neck binding for instance ☹️

[@emdblues]

Which exact model are talking about? I'm interested in both guitars

[@emdblues]

Trying to figure out which one is better

[@daviddalziel884]

@@emdblues Revstar Std is the Indonesian made model at @ £700 . The P90 cream pickup for me works best with the push pull switch as on the humbucker version it’s a bit muddy . I felt the PRS DGT was just ok for the money , love a PRS as I’ve got an old 245 SE and a Silver Sky SE . Not easy to try both PRS and Yamaha in the same store but I was lucky my local Guitar Guitar had both but had to play through a Katana at mouse -squeak volume though 😡

[@chrismikan2631]

They come strung with 10s as per David G’s spec.

[@guitargeartips1951]

Yes me 2, but negatively, first I sent back cos the necks was fitted badly so adjustment by the factory. The 2nd one had electronics issues. I sold it at a slight loss. Wont touch an SE again as I think the QC in the factory for my cases was naff. Of course one you can say ok a Friday guitar, but 2 Friday guitars hmmm. My Baritone SE was ok, but they arent well built compared to my Mex Fender Strat and my Chiness Epiphone. J45. 😪😪. I have to ask you if in your eyes the DGT SE is good are you competent in judging. Have you worked with a Luthier, have you been involved with a start to finish build or only production guitars. You may know some about the guitars you have experienced, but that does that necessarily make your baseline good. This is not a criticism, they are questions. You are a great guitarist no question. For me I have met many guitarist who really know little about guitar build, luthier and making the guitar fit the person. Maybe make a great video talking with luthiers and your knowledge. I wasnt and woke up when working with Tom Waghorn.

[@johnplaystheguitar123]

Have you started using a foot rest/stand recently?

[@davidkeller6156]

I’ve been trying to decide between the DGT SE and the McCarty SE. You’re not making it easy.😂

[@briantorres2949]

have you tried the schecter nick johnston!?

[@johnong2655]

I tried both. What would you like to know?

[@ianbarnes1406]

I love all my guitars, but everything just seems so much easier to play on my PRS SEs

[@DaiKatana14]

Yamaha Revstar?!

[@paulallen9375]

Better than a revstar standard?

[@nirbhaysaini9578]

What is the best strat under 1000? I already have a prs DGT and that is my only guitar. I want one for all the cory wong and eric johnson and jeff beck kinda stuff. What is the best in your opinion

[@emdblues]

Everyone says Silver sky is best bang for the money. You can try some Fenders but they are hit and miss. I have an Am Pro 2 and I'm not really in love with it... Thinking of selling it and buying DGT SE

[@nirbhaysaini9578]

​@@emdblues I heard that the silver sky doesn't have that iconic strat sound. And I want that twang

[@anurupguhathakurta2913]

Would you pick this over a Revstar Standard ?

[@idontgrillonwed]

Yes.. Full stop.

[@anurupguhathakurta2913]

@@idontgrillonwed Man I've heard some good good things about the Revstar tho, stainless steel frets, excellent craftsmanship, comfy neck and it's cheaper too. But the PRS has more character in my opinion

[@steved1099]

I have both and it depends what you want. Similar guitars in some respects but the trem is great and the spilt coil is something I like and use, so the DGT is a favourite. BUT love the Revstar (mine has p90s). Wouldn’t sell either..

[@anurupguhathakurta2913]

@@steved1099 which one feels better in terms of playability or build quality ?

[@steved1099]

@anurupguhathakurta2913 both have very very good playability. The shorter scale on both means they both are excellent for string bending. I have strats and les Paul's too and the revstar and DGT SE for me are easier to play. Build quality, both excellent, possibly the revstar feels slightly more premium. I also have a CU24 SE and the DGT SE is miles better quality wise. I love both and if I could only have one, the DGT has trem and split coil which I need. But if I didn't need trem then the revstar is all the guitar I would need. I will never spend 2-3k on a guitar again now..... such is the playability and tone of these 2. Buck and mancuso prove the revstar is a pro level guitar and dave grissom used the DGT SE for 3 months solid to prove it was a touring level guitar. Get both and return 1 within 14 days 😅😅. Good luck deciding

[@steevkelly]

the thumbnail says "£1,0000" - i was expecting a boutique guitar blowout for gutars under 10k

[@BillyTheKidsGhost]

I get taken seriously because of my chops, not my guitar...😄

[@MrSean5001]

11:40 GIRTH? Trying to steal Pete’s job over at Andertons mate? 😂👍🏻

[@Fawkes1978]

Is 9.5 an Ask Zak influence? Who knows...

[@goorackerelite]

honestly this guitar represents a sea change in mass produced guitars. in 20 years, the industry is going to look back and see this guitar as the instrument that changed the expectations for a quality instrument.

[@robertritchie2860]

There is no best. You have a budget and one guitar or brand appeals to you, you identify with it and you buy it. . All guitars at that price level are going to be good. Yes there are lemons - that happens with high level stuff. You could call your money "good value for money" in the 1000 price range.

[@vpovince1001]

I am not sure it is as nice as a Vola.

[@JCleggy]

You saw it here first, the best guitars are under £1,0000

[@lolondd]

Justin Timberlake ?

[@danyeo]

Next video, why I sold my PRS.

[@Harrysound]

Bit annoyed I’m not as tasteful as you

[@varanzmaj]

I would say that pretty much any Japanese guitar that you can find under 1000 pounds (and usually you can find deals on many) is better than this guitar. Just my 2c.

[@CritsTF2]

John timberlake 🤣