40th Anniversary McCarty SC56 Limited Edition - Faded Blue Jean

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From Paul Reed Smith: "The 40th Anniversary PRS McCarty SC56 Limited Edition captures the essence of a golden era of electric guitar design while delivering the playability and reliability that today’s musicians demand. With a classic PRS single-cutaway body shape and carefully chosen specifications, the McCarty SC56 is both a tribute to tradition and a modern performer’s dream. Anchored by a maple top and mahogany back, with a 22-fret, 24.594” scale length Pattern Vintage neck, the McCarty SC56 is designed for rich, resonant tone and effortless playability. The 24.594” scale length and slightly thicker back give the McCarty SC56 a warm, woody voice and comfortable feel, while its Phase III non-locking tuners and PRS two-piece bridge anchor the guitar and promote its musical sustain. The heart of the 40th Anniversary McCarty SC56 Limited Edition lies in its pickups: a pair of PRS McCarty III pickups, meticulously designed to deliver warm, clear tone with exceptional note separation and dynamics. Controlled by a simple and elegant layout — two volume controls, two tone controls, and a 3-way toggle on the upper bout — the McCarty SC56 keeps the player focused on feel and sound. With appointments like binding on the fretboard, classic bird inlays, and a vintage-inspired nitrocellulose finish, the 40th Anniversary McCarty SC56 Limited Edition blends heritage and innovation into a timeless instrument. Whether you’re chasing pure vintage tone or seeking a reliable stage companion, the McCarty SC56 stands ready. PRS 40th Anniversary McCarty SC56 – 400 Piece Limited Edition" Faded Blue Jean, High gloss nitro finish, Violin carved figured Maple top, Weight relieved Mahogany body, Pattern Vintage carved Mahogany neck, Bound 10″ radius Rosewood fingerboard with the Old School Bird inlays, Pre-factory Eagle headstock logo, 24.594″ scale length, 1 11/16th” nut width, PRS McCarty III bridge and neck pickups, 3-way toggle switching with the volume and tone controls for each