PRS Hollowbody II Piezo Yel. Tiger

PRS Hollowbody II Piezo Yel. Tiger: technical overview

The PRS Hollowbody II Piezo Yel. Tiger is a U.S.-made hollowbody electric guitar with two magnetic humbuckers and a separate piezo system. Its listed price is 6199, and it has been available since October 2024. The specification sheet identifies it as a Hollowbody II model, with a yellow tiger finish and an included PRS case. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is limited to the published construction and hardware details.

The instrument pairs a mahogany body and sides with a flamed maple top and back. Mahogany is also used for the neck, while the fingerboard is rosewood. These are material specifications, not a guarantee of a particular sound or playing feel. The combination gives a clear picture of the guitar's construction, but the provided data does not state body thickness, finish type, weight, or neck dimensions beyond the profile name.

Body, neck, and fingerboard

This is a fully hollowbody guitar, not a semi-hollow model. That distinction comes directly from the supplied classification. The neck uses PRS's Pattern profile, and the rosewood fingerboard carries bird inlays. The headstock has a rosewood veneer with an inlaid PRS logo. The guitar has 22 frets and a 635 mm scale length, equivalent to 25 inches.

The 22-fret layout and listed scale length provide useful points of comparison for players familiar with other electric guitars. The data does not specify fret size, fingerboard radius, nut width, or neck measurements, so those details should be checked separately if they affect fit or setup decisions. The yellow tiger finish is the only listed color option in these specifications; no information is provided about finish variations or limited production status. The guitar is not identified as a limited run.

Magnetic pickups and piezo system

For magnetic amplification, the guitar has two covered PRS 58/15 LT humbuckers, one in the treble position and one in the bass position. The pickup layout is commonly described as HH. A three-way toggle switch selects the magnetic pickup combinations. The specifications do not list coil splitting, pickup output, or additional switching options, so those functions should not be assumed.

A L.R. Baggs/PRS piezo system is integrated into the PRS stoptail bridge. A separate mini switch is listed for the piezo system, and the control set includes one volume control, one tone control, and one blend control. The blend control indicates that the guitar provides a way to balance signals within its pickup system, but the supplied details do not explain the exact routing or every available switch position. Players who need a specific piezo-to-magnetic signal path should confirm the operation in the product manual or with the dealer.

The combination of humbuckers and piezo hardware gives the instrument two different pickup technologies in one guitar. That can be relevant for players comparing magnetic pickup sounds with the response of a bridge-mounted piezo system. The listed data does not describe the resulting tone, output level, or suitability for any particular style, and no listening results or owner reports are available here.

Bridge, tuners, and included equipment

The bridge is a PRS stoptail fitted with the piezo system. There is no tremolo, which is consistent with the fixed-bridge specification. Tuning hardware consists of PRS low-mass locking tuners. The remaining listed hardware is nickel. The sheet does not specify the bridge's adjustment range, string spacing, or the strings supplied from the factory.

A PRS case is included. No separate gig bag is listed. The sales unit is one piece, and the item number is 601633. These details help distinguish the product for ordering and inventory purposes, while the case inclusion is worth checking against the exact package supplied by a retailer.

What the specifications establish

The published information identifies a U.S.-made, fully hollow guitar with a mahogany body and neck, flamed maple top and back, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets, and a 635 mm scale. Its electronics combine two covered 58/15 LT humbuckers with a L.R. Baggs/PRS piezo system, controlled through a three-way toggle, piezo mini switch, volume, tone, and blend controls. It also has a fixed PRS stoptail bridge, locking tuners, nickel hardware, and an included case.

Important evaluation details remain unavailable, including weight, setup condition, measured neck dimensions, acoustic behavior, and hands-on playability. There are also no customer reviews to draw on. Buyers should treat the listed materials and features as the basis for comparison, then verify any missing measurements or control behavior that matters to their setup. On the available evidence, the PRS Hollowbody II Piezo Yel. Tiger is defined most clearly by its fully hollow construction and its combined magnetic and piezo pickup systems.