PRS Tekton "T" Electric Guitar with Natural Neck - Imperial Topaz

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Clarity, Articulation, and Character - The PRS Tekton "T" Electric Guitar with Natural Neck in Imperial Topaz The PRS Tekton T (tremolo) is a modern performance instrument born from listening to players and years of experience. From its unique body shape, shallow violin carve, and sculpted neck heel to its 25.5” scale length, stainless steel frets, and 16” fretboard radius, the Tekton T was engineered to feel fast, comfortable, and familiar from the first note. The addition of all-new purpose-built pickups and electronics make the Tekton T equally suited for tube amps and digital rigs. PRS Two-Point Tremolo, Steel Plate/Brass Saddles: Versatile tremolo functionality featuring a classic 2-point mounting system for tuning stability and the ability to float. Brass saddles add to the guitar’s resonance and powerful tone PRS Phase III Locking Tuners: Modern locking technology with vintage elegance, these lightweight tuners promote tone transfer for a louder, more resonant instrument PRS Stylus Pickups: Stylus pickups deliver exceptional clarity and character in every position, clean or overdriven, through tube amps and digital rigs Starting with a mango top and subtly offset body, the Tekton T is instantly recognizable as PRS while grabbing attention with its fresh, modern look. The thin maple neck and wider string spacing allow guitarists to play with confidence and comfort. At the heart of the Tekton T are PRS Stylus pickups, developed specifically for this family of guitars. Voiced for clarity, articulation, and character, Stylus pickups deliver aggressive tones without sacrificing note definition. While not “flat-response” pickups, they do have a flatter output than many other humbuckers to keep some character while catering more to digital rigs. So whether running into a traditional tube amplifier or a modern digital rig, Stylus pickups provide responsiveness and dynamic range. Split or full humbucking, every position was designed to be equally useful on stage