Specs:Mahogany body, 22 fret, 25” scale lengthMahogany neck with rosewood fretboard, dot inlaysPRS patented molded tremolo bridgePRS Low Mass Locking TunersNeck Profi.
Today I have a USA PRS S2 studio in Frost blue metallic (limited run). Sale or Trade - USA PRS S2 Studio Frost Blue Limited - $1,600 (Utica).The humbucker has great mids for cutting through a mix and plenty of power. The HSS setup makes it very versatile sonically. The metallic really pops from the awesome frost blue. Pictures can not do justice to how nice this guitars looks. This is a recording using a vintage 80s mahogany peavey patriot bass guitar, I heard the ferrite pick ups had a great tone. Like New PRS S2 studio in beautiful frost blue metallic. PRS S2 Studio - Frost Blue - Like New - $1,200 (LYNCHBURG).A lot of these were ash and a bit heavier - this one is quite light weight and easy to play. I love trades! Right now looking primarily for Gretsch Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Electric or Acoustic fretted basses, and Mandolins-but am open to any offers! Don't be afraid to reach out.Beautiful condition PRS S2 Studio in frost blue metallic. This listing is for a vintage USA made Peavey Patriot with a Honduras Mahogany body. FS/FT - Limited Run USA PRS S2 Studio in Frost Blue Metallic Mint - $1,550 (FRANKFORT).There is cosmetic wear on the body and neck because it has been played so much. The previous owner had a brass nut and brass hardware installed professionally. It has quite a few dings and scratches but she still plays exceptionally. 2009 *Jaguar* *XF* *4dr Sedan Luxury* Frost Blue - $10,995 (7150 P Circle Omaha, NE 68117)Ģ009 *Jaguar* *XF* 4dr Sedan Luxury - $10,995Call Us Today! 40Jaguar_ XF_ For Sale by The Internet Car Lot OmahaFINANCING AVAILABLE!Get PRE-APPROVED on our Website Now For More Pictures and Details Visit. A Gibson Grabber pickup has been professionally installed, which sounds fantastic.Source: Own 3 Peaveys, including a Patriot which was my first guitar 35 years ago.
Yours looks to be missing some pick guard screws, so hopefully nobody screwed with the electronics underneath. They have a strange quirk in that they have 23 frets for some reason. But those Patriots are very strong guitars with great necks and pickups. And they were relatively inexpensive, so they ended up being starter guitars for a lot of people back in the day. I think because they focused more on function over form, so some of their guitars aren’t as physically appealing as some would like. Peaveys are under rated in general because they never hit the popularity of Fender, Gibson, etc. I played a lot of Black Sabbath and Metallica on a Patriot, and it sounded great. You can get some very nice clean tones out of them, but you can also get some screaming metal tones with the right gain settings and some help from the right pedal.
The pickups look like humbuckers, but they are actually large single coils. They are built in the U.S.A., and they are built to last.
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