PRS is an American manufacturer that produces electric guitars and electric basses.
The company name comes from the initials of its founder, Paul Reed Smith.
PRS guitars are often said to combine the best features of Gibson’s Les Paul and Fender’s Stratocaster, and they are favored by many professional players.
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Guitarists who use PRS (1–10)
EuropaCarlos Santana
As a PRS user, you can’t overlook this man: Carlos Santana.
He’s a veteran guitarist who has led the band bearing his name, Santana, since the 1960s.
Even if you don’t recognize his name, many people have probably heard this song, known in Japan by the title “Ai-shū no Yoroppa” (Europa).
NumbBrad Delson
Brad Delson of Linkin Park is also one of the guitarists who has used PRS for many years.
In many music videos and live performances, you can see the beautiful presence of PRS guitars.
For their highly dynamic music, PRS guitars are surely indispensable.
PLAYBACKKAZUOMI
KAZUOMI, the guitarist of the Kyoto-born mixture rock band ROTTENGRAFFTY, also uses PRS guitars.
PRS is favored by loud-sounding bands both in Japan and overseas.
Their sound conveys the distinctive presence that only PRS guitars can deliver.
HeadbangKenshi Furuya
I am the vocalist and guitarist of the hybrid rock band Dragon Ash, responsible for writing and composing songs.
I am active in a wide range of fields, including appearances as an actor in films and TV dramas.
I am a widely trusted musician who actively participates in works by well-known artists.
CHANCE!Katsuya, Akira
The song “D-tecnoLife” is the second single released by the rock band UVERworld in 2005, and it was used as the opening theme for the game BLEACH: Heat the Soul 2.
Both of the band’s guitarists are devoted PRS users.
Perfect-Sense Dreamertoru
He is the guitarist of the rock band ONE OK ROCK and has been a member since the band’s formation.
His trademark is his blonde hair, and his favorite guitars are PRS and Les Paul models equipped with humbuckers.
Because he frequently works overseas, he has connected with many famous musicians and has taken part in a variety of projects.
Premeditated revengeMaximum the Ryokun
He is the vocalist and guitarist of Maximum the Hormone.
He is responsible for writing and composing most of their songs.
He also designs merchandise, and his artistic sense is highly regarded.
His sharp, tight performances are really cool.