While other big company guitars have good periods and bad periods, you can’t say the same about Paul Reed Smith — in a word, they are “consistent”. Quality control has always been the highest priority at PRS and you can see the great care they’ve put into this ’97 Custom 22. The PRS Custom 22 grew out of the Dragon Series guitars. This gorgeous 1997 guitar has several upgrades, a rare color, a tremolo bridge, the bird inlays. All options in 1997. It’s bold Vintage Orange finish, and great sounding pickups will light up any stage with authority. Here’s your chance at a unique classic PRS.
I still recall with clarity the very first PRS I ever played in 1982. I had never felt such great playability. This is a great 1997 Custom 22 with lovely upgrades that will make some lucky player the owner of a unique PRS with style and tone. The thinner neck feels great and plays with ease. 
This is almost exactly like my own PRS electric and I love the simplicity of the controls and the awesome tone of the pickups. The finish is beautiful as well. | Scale Length | 24.75 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.63 in |
| String Spacing | 1.94 in |
| Woods | Maple, Mahogany |
While other big company guitars have good periods and bad periods, you can't say the same about Paul Reed Smith -- in a word, they are "consistent". Quality control has always been the highest priority at PRS and you can see the great care they've put into this '97 Custom 22
I still recall with clarity the very first PRS I ever played in 1982. I had never felt such great playability
This is almost exactly like my own PRS electric and I love the simplicity of the controls and the awesome tone of the pickups. The finish is beautiful as well. 