PRS Fiore HH Pearl White

PRS Fiore HH Pearl White review

The PRS Fiore HH Pearl White is a U.S.-made, double-humbucker electric guitar with an ST-style body, a bolt-on maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard. Its listed price is $2,799, and it has been available since January 2026. The specifications identify Mark Lettieri as the associated artist, but provide no customer reviews or player feedback. This assessment therefore focuses on the listed construction and electronics rather than claims about sound, comfort, or performance.

The body is specified as swamp ash, with no separate top. The Pearl White finish gives the model its named appearance, while nickel hardware provides the listed hardware finish. These details establish the materials and visual configuration, but do not indicate the guitar's weight, finish process, or tonal response. Those points cannot be confirmed from the available specifications.

Neck, fingerboard, and dimensions

The maple neck uses a Fiore neck profile, measuring 21 mm thick at the first fret and 25 mm at the twelfth. Those measurements give a more precise description than the profile name alone, though they do not establish how the neck will feel in a particular player's hand. The neck is attached with a bolt-on joint.

The rosewood fingerboard has a 254 mm, or 10-inch, radius and 22 frets. Its inlays are PRS bird designs. The scale length is 648 mm, or 25.5 inches, and the nut is 42.1 mm, or 1.656 inches, wide. A bone nut is specified. Together, these figures give prospective players useful points of comparison with other guitars, without making assumptions about setup or fret condition on an individual instrument.

Pickups and controls

The electronics comprise two Fiore-H humbuckers, one at the neck and one at the bridge. The control layout has one volume control, two tone controls with push-pull functions, and a three-way pickup selector. The push-pull feature adds switching options, but the supplied information does not state which pickup configuration or wiring change each tone control activates. Buyers who need that detail should confirm it with PRS or the retailer before purchase.

The HH layout is a clear distinction from a guitar fitted with single-coil pickups. However, the specifications do not include output measurements, magnet type, coil-tap details, or audio samples. It would be speculative to assign a particular output level or tonal character to these pickups based on their names alone. The control arrangement is documented; the exact switching behavior beyond the stated push-pull functions is not.

Tremolo and hardware

A two-point tremolo is fitted, along with vintage-style locking tuning machines. The locking machines are a specific hardware feature, while the tremolo describes the bridge system. No information is provided about tremolo range, setup, bridge materials, or tuning stability under use. As a result, these specifications identify the parts but do not support a performance verdict.

The guitar ships with a gig bag. A separate case is not included, according to the supplied listing. That distinction matters for buyers planning transport or storage: the package includes a bag, but the data does not describe its padding, construction, or weather protection.

What the specifications establish

• Construction: Swamp ash body, no separate top, and a bolt-on maple neck.
• Fingerboard: Rosewood with bird inlays, a 10-inch radius, and 22 frets.
• Electronics: Two Fiore-H humbuckers, one volume control, two push-pull tone controls, and a three-way selector.
• Bridge and tuners: Two-point tremolo and vintage-style locking tuning machines.
• Included accessory: Gig bag; no case is listed.

Who should examine this model?

The Fiore HH is worth considering for players seeking a U.S.-made PRS with a swamp ash body, two humbuckers, and push-pull tone controls. Its stated neck measurements, scale length, nut width, and fingerboard radius offer concrete comparison points for shoppers assessing fit. The $2,799 price places it in a purchase where checking the control functions, instrument weight, setup, and gig bag details in person or with the seller would be sensible.

There are no customer reviews available for this product in the supplied information. No claims about reliability, comfort, or sound can be validated here. The strongest conclusion is a narrow one: PRS lists a clearly specified HH guitar with a two-point tremolo, locking tuners, and a gig bag, while several practical details, including the precise push-pull wiring and instrument weight, remain unstated.