PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN 7 String Walnut Natural Satin (Pre Owned)

This pre-owned PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN 7 String comes in a Walnut Natural Satin finish. Presented in outstanding condition, this guitar shows almost no evidence of having been played, and comes with our full professional setup. A new set of D’Addario strings has also been fitted, so it’s raring to go! The previous owner has undertaken one tasteful upgrade, fitting PRS locking tuners to replace the originals. It can be returned to stock, if preferred, with the originals included in the sale. Supplied in original PRS gig bag.

The PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN 7 String is now available from Merchant City Music, Glasgow’s longest-established guitar specialist. Visit us in our store, where a member of staff will be happy to talk you through its features. Alternatively, buy online for fast delivery to the UK, Europe and Worldwide.

PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN 7 String Walnut Natural Satin (Pre Owned)

The SE Mark Holcomb SVN model truly stands on its own in the PRS lineup and delivers addictive playability thanks to some unique specifications, including a 24-fret, 26.5” scale length, wide thin satin maple neck with 20” radius ebony fretboard. Holcomb’s signature Seymour Duncan Alpha and Omega 7-string pickups provide the right amount of output and articulation whether you’re playing sophisticated chords or solos and whether you’re playing alone or working in the mix of a band.

Other specifications include black hardware, a 3-way blade pickup switch with push/pull tone knob for coil splitting, and a walnut veneer top. The model is topped off with coil-splits for the pickups and a string-through, plate-style, 7-string bridge.

“My SE SVN has become the perfect counterpart to my SE six-string, and an absolute mainstay in Periphery’s live rig. It’s designed to be aggressive, but its core features allow it to be diverse enough to handle clean and mid-gain tones just as effectively. If you’ve played my SE six, you’ll find that this builds off what we established with that guitar and more.” - Mark Holcomb, Periphery