PRS McCarty SC594 MCTSB 10 Top

PRS McCarty SC594 MCTSB 10 Top review

The PRS McCarty SC594 MCTSB 10 Top is a U.S.-made, single-cut electric guitar with a mahogany body and neck, a figured maple top, and two covered humbuckers. Its listed price is 4,899, though the supplied information does not specify a currency. The model combines a traditional control layout with push-pull coil splitting and a relatively short 624 mm scale length. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is based only on the supplied specifications.

Construction and fit details

The body is mahogany, paired with a maple top described as "10 Top" flamed maple. That designation is part of the product name and specification; the available details do not define its grading criteria or provide further information about the wood's appearance. The McCarty Tobacco Sunburst finish gives the instrument its stated color, while nickel hardware provides the specified metal finish for the hardware components.

The mahogany neck has a Pattern Vintage asymmetrical profile. This describes the neck's stated shape, but the dimensions and contour measurements are not provided, so a precise comparison with other neck profiles is not possible from this listing alone. A rosewood fingerboard carries 22 frets and PRS Old School bird inlays. These details establish the basic playing surface and visual treatment without making claims about fret dimensions, fingerboard radius, or setup.

The 624 mm scale length, also listed as 24.594 inches, is shorter than a 25.5-inch scale. Scale length affects string length and is one factor in feel and tension, but string gauge, tuning, setup, and playing style also matter. The listing does not include those details, so the scale figure is useful as a point of comparison rather than a guarantee of a particular playing feel.

Pickups and controls

The guitar uses two covered PRS 58/15 LT humbuckers in an HH configuration. Two volume controls and two tone controls give each pickup its own listed control set. Both tone controls have push-pull functions for coil splitting, allowing the humbuckers to be split through the controls. A three-way toggle selects between the two pickups and their combined position.

Coil splitting provides an additional pickup configuration, but the specifications do not state the exact wiring arrangement, output levels, or tonal response in either mode. It would therefore be premature to assign specific sounds or performance characteristics to the split setting. The pickup model and switching options are identifiable features; evaluating their sound requires listening to the guitar through a chosen amplifier and setup.

Bridge, tuners, and included case

A two-piece PRS bridge and vintage-style PRS machine heads are listed, along with nickel hardware. The source does not identify a tremolo system, and the product data explicitly lists tremolo as none. Buyers looking for a vibrato-equipped instrument should treat this as a fixed-bridge configuration. No further specifications are given for bridge adjustment, tuner ratio, or hardware dimensions.

A PRS case is included. The listing separately says there is no gig bag, which is consistent with the case being the supplied carrying option. The guitar is stated to be made in the USA. These are useful purchasing details, although the listing does not provide the case type, interior features, or warranty terms.

Buying assessment

The specification set is clear about the core design: single-cut body, mahogany construction, figured maple top, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets, two humbuckers, coil-splitting controls, and a fixed bridge. Its 624 mm scale and asymmetrical Pattern Vintage neck profile are among the key details for players comparing it with other guitars. The included case and U.S. Manufacture are also stated directly.

There is a date detail worth checking before purchase. The data says the model has been available since November 2025, and also gives "Limited Run: 2019." Those entries appear to refer to different listing fields, but their relationship is not explained. Confirm the specific instrument's production and availability details with the seller, particularly if the limited-run designation affects your buying decision.

At a listed price of 4,899, this is a premium instrument by the figure provided, but no currency or competing price information is supplied. There are also no customer reviews, measurements for the neck or frets, or sound samples in the source data. The most reliable conclusion is therefore a specification-based one: the PRS McCarty SC594 MCTSB 10 Top offers a defined set of traditional construction choices and flexible pickup switching, while its practical feel and sound remain matters to verify in person or through independent demonstrations.