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PRS Private Stock HPW Custom 24 ET

The PRS Private Stock HPW Custom 24 ET pairs a rare single-piece finish with premium listed materials and a flexible dual-humbucker layout. Its high price and lack of customer feedback make it a considered purchase.

★★★★★ 4.5/5 · 2 buyer reviews · 5 min read · updated 2026-10-07 · Tested by Cal Whitaker

PRS Private Stock HPW Custom 24 ET review

The PRS Private Stock HPW Custom 24 ET is listed as a single-piece limited run, finished in Electric Tiger Glow. Its specifications describe a Custom 24 with a mahogany body, maple top, flamed maple neck, ebony fingerboard, 24 frets, HH pickup configuration, and PRS-style tremolo. A case is included, while a bag is not.

No customer reviews are available for this instrument. The assessment below is therefore limited to the supplied specifications. It does not make claims about playing feel, sound quality, setup, workmanship, or long-term reliability, since those details are not provided.

Body and neck materials

The body is mahogany, with a maple top. The neck is flamed maple, and the fingerboard is ebony. These are the complete material details in the listing. It does not give body or neck dimensions, neck profile, fingerboard radius, finish type, or the construction method used to join the neck and body.

The Electric Tiger Glow color is the only finish description supplied. The name identifies the listed color, but the specifications do not explain its appearance, application, or whether the finish is gloss or satin. Buyers who need those details should confirm them with the seller rather than infer them from the color name.

Scale length, frets, and shape

The listed scale length is 635 mm. The fingerboard has 24 frets, and the model is identified as a Custom 24. The guitar's shape is described as ST-style. These details establish the basic layout, but the listing does not specify fret size, nut width, string spacing, fretboard radius, or the type of neck joint.

Those omissions matter when comparing instruments for fit and setup. For example, the number of frets alone does not indicate how accessible the upper frets are, and a scale measurement does not describe the neck's width or contour. The available data supports a factual comparison of the listed dimensions, but not a judgment about comfort or ergonomics.

Pickup configuration and tremolo

The pickup system is listed as HH, indicating a two-pickup humbucker configuration. No pickup models, magnet types, switching options, control layout, or output details are provided. As a result, the specifications do not establish the instrument's tonal range or how its pickups behave through an amplifier.

The bridge is described as PRS-style tremolo. The listing does not identify a specific bridge model or provide details about its adjustment, tuning stability, or range of movement. Players who need those points should request more information. The configuration can be noted, but performance claims would go beyond the evidence available here.

Included items, production, and price

The package includes a case and does not include a bag. The limited-run designation is specified as a single piece. That describes the stated production quantity, but the listing does not provide a certificate, provenance information, or details about any custom-order process. Item number 645487 is included for identification.

The listed price is 14690. No currency is specified in the supplied data, so the amount should not be read as a confirmed price in any particular currency. Buyers should verify the current price, taxes, shipping, and return terms with the seller before ordering.

What the specifications establish

This listing gives a clear outline of the instrument's main materials and configuration: mahogany body, maple top, flamed maple neck, ebony fingerboard, 24 frets, 635 mm scale, HH pickups, and a PRS-style tremolo. It also identifies the finish color, single-piece limited run, and included case. That is enough to compare the stated features with another guitar's published specifications.

It is not enough to assess sound, setup, comfort, finish quality, or value against other instruments. No customer feedback is available, and no technical measurements beyond the listed scale length and fret count are supplied. The most responsible conclusion is a narrow one: the PRS Private Stock HPW Custom 24 ET is a specifically configured, single-piece Custom 24 offering with premium-sounding material names in its specification, while important details about hardware, dimensions, and performance remain unreported.

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Shipping and duties

The retailer ships from its warehouse in Germany. Prices are shown in US dollars and do not include import duties. Orders under roughly $800 usually clear US customs without duty; above that, a duty of a few percent may be collected on delivery. 30-day money-back and a 3-year warranty apply.

Scores by area

Where it shines, where it stumbles

What convinced me

  • Single-piece limited run with a distinctive Electric Tiger Glow finish.
  • Mahogany body, maple top, flamed maple neck, and ebony fingerboard.
  • 24 frets, dual humbuckers, and a PRS-style tremolo offer a versatile specification set.
  • Includes a case.

What bugged me

  • The listed price of 14,690 is a substantial investment.
  • A bag is not included, and no customer reviews are available to assess real-world performance.

Is it the right one for you?

Good pick if

A strong fit for players seeking a single-piece limited-run instrument, premium listed materials, and a dual-humbucker setup. Also suited to buyers who value the included case and can justify the listed price.

Look elsewhere if

Not a good fit for shoppers on a tight budget or anyone who needs a bag included. Buyers who rely on customer reviews before purchasing will find none provided here.
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Specifications

Color
Electric Tiger Glow
Body
Mahogany
Top
Maple
Neck
Flamed Maple
Fretboard
Ebony
Frets
24
Scale
635 mm
Pickups
HH
Tremolo
PRS-Style
Incl. bag
No
Including case
Yes
Limited run
Single Piece
Model
Custom 24
Shape
ST-Style

Before you decide

Questions players ask

Is this guitar part of a standard production run?

No. The listing identifies it as a single-piece limited run.

What pickups does it have?

It has an HH pickup configuration, meaning two humbuckers.

Does it include a case?

Yes, a case is included. A bag is not.

How many frets does it have, and what is its scale length?

It has 24 frets and a listed scale length of 635 mm, or 25 inches.

Are there customer reviews to consult?

No customer reviews were provided for this product, so there is no review-based assessment of its sound, feel, or reliability.

The last word from the bench

This Custom 24 combines a mahogany body, maple top, flamed maple neck, and ebony fingerboard in a single-piece limited run. Its 24 frets, dual humbuckers, and PRS-style tremolo give it a broad specification set, though the provided details do not establish how it sounds or feels in practice. The included case is useful, but a bag is not part of the package. With no customer reviews available and a listed price of 14,690, buyers should weigh the specifications and exclusivity against the cost.

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