Paul Reed Smith Singlecut

Pros: Great looks, playability and sound. Should hold its value.
Cons: Cost. It's what you expect for quality of this kind.

Gibson and PRS have been at war for years, initially in the marketplace. But the ground campaign got really bloody in 2000 when Gibson sued PRS for trademark infringement, alleging that the PRS Single Cut guitars infringed on Gibson's trademarked shape ...

Pros: The 10 grade top, the tone, the emotions you feel when playing this instrument.
Cons: None. Their is nothing I would change anything.

First off I want to say that I own many high end guitars from Gibson & Fender and they are all unique in their own way however they do not compare to the quality, tone, feel and many other aspects than a Paul Reed Smith. I was one of those guys that ...

Pros: Everything! One Hell of a guitar!
Cons: Cost$$$$

PRS Single Cut Model While at my local dealer trying different Les Paul’s, mostly standard ...

Pros: Awesome finish and set up. Looks great on stage.
Cons: I have found no drawbacks in around a year and a half of solid use.

This guitar consistently delivers the smoothest, creamiest tone I have ever heard. The solid body milks the most out of any vibration, resulting in rich, full sustain. Beautiful, bell-like contoured jazz tone on the treble pickup. Distorts to a ...

Pros: Great sustain and phenomenal sound. The 10 top is stunning - fantastic craftsmanship.
Cons: Expensive, but as close to worth it as they come

I have wanted a PRS for a long time. I also have wanted a les paul standard. I went shopping for a les paul and ended up buying the PRD singlecut. I have to say that feel, craftsmanship, tone, sustain, everything was clearly a cut above the gibson....