PRS SE NF53 Electric Guitar in Black Dog hair, Maple Fingerboard 2026 Model

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Quick Product Summary The 2026 PRS SE NF 53 in Black Doghair combines vintage-inspired simplicity with modern PRS engineering, delivering the snap, twang and immediacy players expect from a classic bolt-on electric while adding more power and freedom from traditional single-coil hum. Built around a swamp ash body, bolt-on maple neck and maple fingerboard, it has a lively, direct response that suits clean rhythm work, blues, country, rock, indie and gain-driven playing. Two PRS Narrowfield DD “S” pickups are the key to its distinctive voice. Their Deep Dish design delivers focused lows, musical highs and plenty of punch while operating as noiseless humbuckers. A straightforward volume, tone and three-way blade layout keeps the guitar intuitive, while the 25.5-inch scale, steel plate-style bridge and PRS Designed tuners with wing buttons complete a dependable workhorse specification. A PRS gig bag is included. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | PRS | Model | SE NF 53 | Model Year | 2026 | Finish | Black Doghair | Type | Solidbody Electric Guitar | Condition | New | Body | Swamp Ash | Neck / Fingerboard | Maple / Maple | Pickups | 2 x PRS Narrowfield DD “S” | Scale Length | 25.5" | Main Appeal | Vintage-inspired twang and attack with powerful noiseless pickups | Best For | Blues, country, rock, indie, pop, studio and live performance | Included | PRS Gig Bag | What Makes the PRS SE NF 53 Special? Inspired by one of Paul Reed Smith's vintage guitars from 1953, the SE NF 53 takes a familiar bolt-on recipe and approaches it through the PRS design philosophy. A swamp ash body, 25.5-inch bolt-on maple neck and maple fingerboard create an immediate, articulate platform with plenty of attack and definition. The flat-top body, Black Doghair finish and PRS bird inlays give the guitar a distinctive identity while retaining the straightforward appeal of a classic workhorse electric. The real difference lies in its PRS Narrowfield DD “S” pickups. Deep Dish