PRS SE NF3 Electric Guitar, Rosewood Fretboard, Gun Metal Grey

An optimal choice for any kind of player, the PRS SE NF3 comes at you fast and furious for a different kind of PRS experience. Featuring distinguished appointments and features, the SE NF3 wraps so much PRS detail into an instrument for dynamic musicality.

Starting out, the PRS SE NF3 keeps things light and ergonomic with a double-cutaway poplar body. PRS’s Flat Top carve bevels the body excellently for a streamlined feel in hand. Meeting up with a bolt-on maple neck in a PRS Wide Thin profile, the basic shape of this guitar, body and neck in hand, is smooth and ready for fast playing. A rosewood fingerboard lands on this model with twenty-two frets. Featuring iconic PRS Birds fret inlays, this rosewood is a classic choice for PRS guitars and is sure to inspire long playing sessions across the 25-inch scale length.

Tonally, the SE NF3 features something new to the SE series of guitars. Three Narrowfield DD (Deep Dish) “S” pickups are loaded into the NF3 to summon a colorful spectrum of striking tones. These pickups, outfitted with taller bobbins to allow for extra magnet winds, produce a more focused, powerful tone for anyone to fall head over heels for. With a five-way selector switch, these pickups invite tonal exploration previously unseen in the PRS SE series family of guitars.

Along with PRS’s breakthroughs in sonic shaping, additional PRS hardware appointments land on the SE NF3 for that reliable PRS playing experience. A classic PRS patented tremolo bridge makes an appearance on this model to pair stability with expressive vibrato bending. In addition, PRS-designed tuners land at the opposite end of this guitar to fully solidify the intonation and tuning experiences. Across the entire scale of this guitar, one is sure to find rock-solid tonality and tuning accuracy thanks to this pair of PRS-designed appointments.

The PRS SE NF3 drops in for players seeking a new avenue for tonal exploration in the SE series. Accessible, playable and reliable, it's yet another PRS hitmaker.