PRS McCarty 594 Mango LTD SF

PRS McCarty 594 Mango LTD SF review

The PRS McCarty 594 Mango LTD SF is a U.S.-made, limited-run electric guitar built around a mahogany body and neck, a mango top, and a ziricote fingerboard. Its listed specifications describe a double-cutaway body, 22 frets, a 624 mm (24.594-inch) scale, two PRS MC III humbuckers, and a stoptail bridge. The finish is Solarflare, with smoked-black hardware and bird inlays on the fingerboard.

This assessment is based strictly on those specifications. No customer reviews are available, and there is no hands-on evidence here to support claims about its sound, setup, weight, comfort, or workmanship. Those qualities require direct inspection or reliable user reports. The listed price is 5666, but the supplied information does not identify a currency.

Materials and construction

The guitar's body and neck are both mahogany, while mango is specified for the top. The fingerboard is ziricote. These are useful details for identifying the instrument's construction, but they do not establish how this individual guitar will sound or feel. Wood names alone cannot predict the result without information about the specific pieces, construction, electronics, setup, and playing conditions.

The double-cutaway shape gives the instrument two body cutaways, while the 22-fret layout and 624 mm scale define its basic playing geometry. The supplied data does not state the nut width, fingerboard radius, fret dimensions, or overall weight. Buyers who depend on any of those measurements should confirm them with the seller before ordering.

The neck profile is listed as Pattern Vintage, described as asymmetrical. That identifies the intended neck shape, but no measurements or hands-on evaluation are provided. Players comparing necks should treat the profile name as a starting point rather than a guarantee of a particular feel.

Pickups and switching

Two PRS MC III humbuckers provide the pickup configuration. The control layout consists of two volume controls and two tone controls, with push-pull functions on the tone controls for coil splitting. A three-way toggle switch selects between pickup positions. This gives the player separate volume and tone controls for the two pickups, alongside the specified option to split coils.

The specifications do not explain the exact switching combinations available in each toggle position, nor do they provide pickup output, magnet type, wiring details, or measured frequency response. Coil splitting is a change to the pickup's operating configuration, but the available information does not establish how closely the split sound resembles a dedicated single-coil pickup. A buyer should audition the guitar if the split tones are central to the decision.

Bridge, tuning hardware, and finish

A PRS stoptail bridge is fitted, and the guitar has PRS vintage-style machine heads. The specifications list no tremolo system. That makes the bridge configuration straightforward to distinguish from a guitar equipped with a vibrato unit, but the supplied data does not describe bridge adjustment range, tuning stability, or the machine heads' precise construction.

The finish is Solarflare, identified in the general product data as Burst. Smoked-black hardware provides the stated hardware color. No finish process, protective coating, or maintenance guidance is given, so appearance and long-term wear cannot be assessed from the specification sheet alone.

Availability and included case

The model is listed as available starting in April 2026 and as a limited run of 100 units. Those details make production quantity and timing relevant to prospective buyers, though they do not confirm current inventory. The item number is 641849. One unit is the stated sales quantity.

A case is included. A gig bag is not listed as included, so buyers should not assume one comes with the guitar. The available information does not specify the case type, construction, or interior fit.

Verdict

The PRS McCarty 594 Mango LTD SF has a clearly defined specification: mahogany body and neck, mango top, ziricote fingerboard, two humbuckers with coil-split controls, a stoptail bridge, and a 624 mm scale. Its stated U.S. Manufacture and 100-unit production limit are also relevant buying details. The strongest reason to investigate it is the combination of those materials, controls, and limited availability, not any unverified claim about tone or playing feel.

At a listed price of 5666, confirm the currency, current availability, included case details, and any measurements important to your fit before purchase. Since no customer feedback or hands-on findings are available, an in-person trial or a clear return policy would be especially useful.