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PRS unleashes the wild Private Stock “Snarling Tiger”

Featuring a hand-carved tiger by master carver Floyd Scholz.

PRS Private Stock 'Snarling Tiger'

Image: Floyd Scholz / PRS Guitars

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PRS – one of the founding partner brands at our forthcoming Guitar.com Live – has unleashed the highly ornate Private Stock “Snarling Tiger”, which features a hand-carved top from master carver Floyd Scholz.

The guitar is based on a McCarty 594 model, and features a one-piece curly maple top combined with a figured mahogany back. Both its neck and fingerboard are also of curly maple and feature ebony binding and bird inlays in mother of pearl.

As for electronics, the guitar sports a pair of PRS 58/15 LY humbuckers, which are controlled via two volume pots, two push/pull tone controls and a three way pickup selector.

Other notable hardware inclusions on the one-of-a-kind instrument include a PRS two piece stop tail bridge, PRS Phase III set-screw locking tuners, figured mahogany backplates, a bone nut and a curly maple truss rod cover. The guitar comes in a satin nitro Antique Natural Smoked Burst finish.

PRS Private Stock 'Snarling Tiger'
Image: Floyd Scholz / PRS Guitars

According to Scholz – an artist renowned for his lifelike bird carvings – depicting his first big cat was no easy task.

“The Snarling Tiger was carved out of very hard maple. The alternating, contrasting grain patterns made it a challenging process,” said Scholz. “This is the first time that I’ve ever carved another animal onto a PRS Guitar other than a bird. It’s also my first big cat carving!”

PRS Private Stock 'Snarling Tiger'
Image: Floyd Scholz / PRS Guitars

The one-of-a-kind PRS Private Stock “Snarling Tiger” is priced at $21,990.

Buy it at willcuttguitars.com, or see Scholz’s other carved pieces for PRS at floydscholz.com

Stay tuned for more exclusive news from PRS Guitars at Guitar.com Live.

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