The 1993 CE 24 models are part of the original bolt-on neck series, which was manufactured without the use of CNC machinery in the Virginia Avenue factory, contributing to their desirability among collectors and players.
Body:Alder body with a maple top.
Neck:Bolt-on maple neck with a Brazilian rosewood fretboard (at that time).
Frets:24 frets.
Scale Length:25".
Neck Profile:"C" profile (according to one retailer, though other PRS models from this era may have a "wide fat" neck).
Hardware:PRS locking tuners and a PRS tremolo system.
Finish:Swamp Green finish.
Expert/User Opinions
These 1990s-era PRS guitars are becoming"hugely desirable"as they were finished by hand before the use of CNC machinery.
Reviewers on platforms like Reverb praise the excellent condition and the "signature PRS feel and tone" of well-maintained 1993 models.
The guitar is described as highly versatile, capable of producing both full humbucker sounds and single-coil "strat sounds" using the original 5-way rotary switch.
The build quality is often described as flawless, with excellent attention to detail.
