Paul Reed Smith Tekton Bloodstone Red

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The PRS Tekton introduces a bold new direction in modern electric guitar design, combining precision engineering, exceptional playability, and purpose-built electronics in an instrument designed for today's most demanding players. Featuring a striking figured mango top over a mahogany body, the Tekton's distinctive offset shape, shallow violin carve, and sculpted contours deliver an unmistakable look with outstanding comfort and upper-fret accessibility. Its hardtail bridge and string-through-body construction provide excellent resonance, sustain, and tuning stability. Designed for speed and control, the Tekton features a bolt-on maple neck with a modern "D" profile, a satin nitro finish, and a 25.5" scale length. The ebony fingerboard features a flat 16" radius, 24 jumbo stainless steel frets, offset dot inlays, and blue Luminlay side dots for improved visibility on dark stages. The combination of its thin, comfortable neck profile and generous fretboard radius makes everything from intricate technical passages to aggressive rhythm playing feel effortless. At the heart of the Tekton are two newly developed PRS Stylus humbuckers, specifically engineered to deliver exceptional clarity, articulation, and dynamic response through both traditional tube amplifiers and modern digital modeling rigs. A three-way blade switch and push/pull tone control provide six versatile pickup configurations, allowing players to switch between full humbucking power and articulate single-coil tones. Whether you're exploring pristine cleans, complex chord voicings, or high-gain lead tones, the Tekton maintains impressive definition and musicality. Premium appointments include PRS Phase III locking tuners with wing buttons, smoked black hardware, a high-gloss nitro body finish, and a PRS premium gig bag. Built for musicians who demand modern performance without sacrificing character, the PRS Tekton delivers an exciting combination of innovative design, tonal versatility, and the unmistak