PRS Standard 24 Pearl White

PRS Standard 24 Pearl White review

The PRS Standard 24 Pearl White is a U.S.-made, solidbody electric guitar with an all-mahogany body and neck, a rosewood fingerboard, and a 24-fret layout. Its listed price is 3,399, and it has been available since April 2025. The specifications describe a straightforward configuration built around two uncovered DMO humbuckers, a five-way blade switch, and a PRS Gen III tremolo.

No customer reviews are available for this product. The assessment here is therefore limited to the supplied construction and hardware details. Those details establish what the instrument includes, but they do not confirm its weight, setup, tonal character, playability, or performance in use.

Construction and finish

The body and neck are both mahogany, with no separate top listed. That makes this a different construction specification from a model with a distinct figured or carved top. The body is described as an ST-style shape, and the finish is Pearl White in a satin nitrocellulose lacquer. PRS calls the finish "Sinky." The supplied information does not give a body thickness, neck dimensions, or total instrument weight.

The rosewood fingerboard carries PRS bird inlays and has 24 frets. Its stated scale length is 635 mm, equivalent to 25 inches. The neck profile is Pattern Thin. These measurements and labels identify the basic layout, but they are not a substitute for trying the neck: no fingerboard radius, nut width, fret size, or neck depth measurements are provided.

Pickups, controls, and tremolo

The guitar uses two uncovered DMO humbuckers in an HH arrangement. A single volume control and a single tone control provide the listed control set, with a five-way blade switch for pickup selection. The specifications do not describe the wiring options or state which pickup combinations are available in each switch position. It would be speculative to assign particular coil-splitting or phase functions without that information.

A PRS Gen III tremolo is fitted. The listing identifies the tremolo type but does not explain its setup, range of movement, or adjustment procedure. Players who intend to use the arm frequently may want to confirm the factory setup and preferred string gauge with the dealer. No strings, tuning stability results, or setup measurements are included in the supplied data.

The tuning machines are PRS Phase III locking models. Locking tuners can make string changes more direct, but their presence alone does not establish how well the guitar stays in tune. Overall tuning stability also depends on factors such as setup, string condition, and use of the tremolo, none of which can be assessed from the specification sheet.

Hardware, case, and practical details

The hardware has a Smoked Black finish, providing a dark contrast to the Pearl White body color. The package includes a PRS ATA molded Multi-Fit D1 case. A case is listed as included, while a bag is not. The guitar is made in the United States, and its item number is 609476. The sales unit is one piece.

• Body and neck: Mahogany, with no separate top listed.
• Fingerboard: Rosewood with bird inlays and 24 frets.
• Neck profile and scale: Pattern Thin, 635 mm.
• Electronics: Two uncovered DMO humbuckers, one volume control, one tone control, and a five-way blade switch.
• Bridge and tuners: PRS Gen III tremolo and PRS Phase III locking tuners.
• Finish and included case: Pearl White satin nitrocellulose lacquer, with a PRS ATA molded Multi-Fit D1 case.

What the specifications establish

The listed configuration makes the PRS Standard 24 Pearl White a clear fit on paper for someone seeking a 24-fret PRS with two humbuckers, a tremolo, locking tuners, and a mahogany body and neck. Its controls are limited to a master volume and tone, with pickup selection handled by a five-way switch. The included molded case is a concrete part of the package, while no gig bag is supplied.

There are meaningful gaps for a purchase decision. The available information does not specify weight, fretboard radius, nut width, factory string gauge, pickup output, wiring details, or setup condition. It also offers no measured sound tests or owner feedback. At the listed price of 3,399, buyers should confirm the current price, exact setup, and any additional dealer terms before ordering.

On the documented features alone, this is a U.S.-made PRS Standard with a distinctive Pearl White satin finish and a detailed hardware package. The spec sheet supports a factual comparison of its materials and layout, but a hands-on inspection is needed to judge comfort, sound, and workmanship on the individual instrument.