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PRS SE Kingfisher Bass, Faded Blue Burst

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$1,029.00

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About this item

  • Swamp Ash body and neckthrough construction provide sustain and evenly balanced tone
  • Figured maple veneer adds a touch of class
  • 24 fret maple/walnut neck
  • Kingfisher (4B ‘H’) pickups are deep, thick-sounding humbuckers with plenty of top end clarity and punch


The SE Kingfisher has a modern signature sound that will grab your attention. Dual humbucking pickups give sparkling top end with a high midrange growl to give the Kingfisher a personality that will cut through the mix while holding down the band with its sweet warm fundamental tone. Designed in PRS’s Maryland shop, the Kingfisher’s offset Swamp Ash body and neckthrough construction provide sustain and evenly balanced tone, while the figured maple veneer adds a touch of class. The 24 fret maple/walnut neck allows unlimited possibilities for your creativity and sonic palette, and the 34” scale length makes this an instantly comfortable bass for players old and new. Kingfisher (4B ‘H’) pickups are deep, thick-sounding humbuckers with plenty of top end clarity and punch. These modern pickups have a distinct old-school tonal character that delivers that huge “clacky” tone missing from some modern basses.


Luv it plays like a dream....
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023
Love the way it handled action was great played great it sounded even better I give the fender player a c+ and I give the PRS Stratton a-.PRS didn't hold any punches with this one!I highly recommend it 😃
J. Roth
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
I am not a fan of buying a product, and then giving it a glowing review because I do not want to be a free advertisement for these big companies. I am bending that rule to review this guitar though because I am an even bigger believer in getting affordable, quality instruments into the hands of guitarists.I have had this guitar for about two weeks now. I made some modifications, but most are just personal preferences.When I got the guitar home from getting it set up, I noticed that two of the three knobs had cracked! They were fine when I was leaving the store, but I must have hit something just right while the guitar was in the gig bag for that to happen. I feel like that was on me even though I have never had anything like that happen. I ordered some new knobs from Amazon. I accidentally ordered clear knobs that would go on a Les Paul-style guitar. They look out of place, but they work better for me to do volume swells and whatnot. It was a happy accident.I changed the stock tuners with Gotoh locking tuners. This was a change that I make on all of my guitars. I just prefer locking tuners. This brand of locking tuners are not just a drop-in replacement. I had to install them. I had to ream the holes on the front of the headstock and drill new holes in the back for the screws. Doing this was no big deal. I had no issues with making minor alterations to improve the playability of a guitar that is in my hands for hours at a time.I also put on strap locks, but that is barely a modification.I have only one knock about this guitar. The nut was not glued in. It comes off when you restring it. I just glued it, and the problem was solved.The PRS Silver Sky SE is a great guitar! It plays well. holds tune, and the electronics are solid. My stepdaughter picked it out for me for Father's Day (I got it a little early). I have been reluctant to get a Strat-type guitar because of where the volume knob is placed on Fender Stratocasters. The knob has been moved about half of an inch. This makes all the difference in the world to me as far as right-hand comfort goes.The stock pickups sound just fine. I will not be replacing them. The neck is done well with very good fretwork. This is a nice guitar to play and work with. I would definitely replace this guitar with another one just like it if something were to happen to it.Overall, I do not feel like I am playing an inexpensive imported version of an American-made guitar. I feel like I am playing a solid guitar that was made well regardless of its country of origin. This guitar is well worth the money.
Patvee
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023
Really light weight and overall great guitar especially for people who are looking for their first electric guitar
Edward P.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022
I own both US and SE models. To tell you the truth, I prefer my SE….it is a solid, well built, great designed guitar. And for the price, it’s a real gemstone! The JM pickups sound better than any single coil p/ups I’ve ever heard….if I could go back in time, I’d have only bought the SE……as it sounds as good, if not better than it’s US brother….I highly suggest procuring one for yourself….only downside is the weight, coming in at 18 pounds….but I’ll gladly strap it on , bad back and all! 🤟🏼🎸🤟🏼🎸
Daniel H
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022
Excellent guitar have been delivered on time