PRS - SE Mark Holcomb SVN Holcomb Blue Burst
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Paul Reed Smith and Mark Holcomb, the brilliant guitarist behind Periphery and Haunted Shores, have collaborated to rethink Holcomb's signature SVN (for 7 strings) model and present this brand new generation. Featuring classic elements such as a mahogany body with quilted maple top, maple neck with ebony fingerboard and 20" radius, this updated version also incorporates brand new Seymour Duncan Scarlett/Scourge pickups, specially designed for this model. A demonic beauty that's more versatile than you might expect.
ARTICLE N° 92766
Presentation
Mark Holcomb's brand new 7-string signature retains the features that have made its big sister such a phenomenal success with guitarists the world over, while introducing a few new features.
First of all, it has a sublime finish called Holcomb Blue Burst, chosen by the artist to bring out the nuances of the quilted maple top.
Then, as part of his renewed collaboration with American manufacturer Seymour Duncan, the artist worked on the development of a new signature set, in phase with Mark's sonic evolution within Periphery (give the band a listen, we assure you it's worth it). The band's particularity lies in its ability to skilfully blend aggressive metallic riffs with meticulously crafted clean-sound ambiences (enhanced by a host of effects) and the use of complex rhythmics.
To fit in with the guitar trio, Mr Holcomb and Seymour Duncan created the Scarlet/Scourge pickups.
The Scarlet follows in the footsteps of its predecessor (Alpha), offering a neck pickup that can be used in a central position, providing a balance of roundness and clarity with a pronounced attack. Featuring a ceramic magnet, its output level has been adjusted for use in Mid-Gain or Clean, enhanced by deep ambient effects.
The Scourge is a new-generation bridge microphone. Unlike its Omega predecessor, it uses an Alnico VIII magnet and has a slightly reduced output level for greater precision. The magnet's special sound alloy combines the aggressiveness of ceramic with the roundness of Alnico V.
First of all, it has a sublime finish called Holcomb Blue Burst, chosen by the artist to bring out the nuances of the quilted maple top.
Then, as part of his renewed collaboration with American manufacturer Seymour Duncan, the artist worked on the development of a new signature set, in phase with Mark's sonic evolution within Periphery (give the band a listen, we assure you it's worth it). The band's particularity lies in its ability to skilfully blend aggressive metallic riffs with meticulously crafted clean-sound ambiences (enhanced by a host of effects) and the use of complex rhythmics.
To fit in with the guitar trio, Mr Holcomb and Seymour Duncan created the Scarlet/Scourge pickups.
The Scarlet follows in the footsteps of its predecessor (Alpha), offering a neck pickup that can be used in a central position, providing a balance of roundness and clarity with a pronounced attack. Featuring a ceramic magnet, its output level has been adjusted for use in Mid-Gain or Clean, enhanced by deep ambient effects.
The Scourge is a new-generation bridge microphone. Unlike its Omega predecessor, it uses an Alnico VIII magnet and has a slightly reduced output level for greater precision. The magnet's special sound alloy combines the aggressiveness of ceramic with the roundness of Alnico V.
Features
Type of guitar
Electric guitar
Body Type
Solid body
Body shape
Double cut
Body material
Mahogany
Tuning machine
Standard tuners, Die cast
Hardware color
Black chrome
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Number of frets
24
Nut width
48,30 mm (1,899")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Ebony
Scale length
660,00 mm (25,98")
Top material
Curly maple
Pickup type
Passives
Fingerboard radius
508 mm (20,00")
Electronic
Passive
String gauge
010 - 063
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Finish
Brilliant
Pickup setup
HH, Split coils
Color
Blue
Assembly
Set neck
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Artist
Mark Holcomb
Number of strings
7
Other features
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PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN HBB
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Signature electric guitar
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Mark Holcomb model from Periphery, Haunted Shores
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7-string version
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Mahogany body
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Quilted maple top
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Glued maple neck, satin finish
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Ebony fingerboard with 20" radius
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24 frets
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26.5" tuning fork
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PRS designed action in black chrome
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PRS Plate Style bridge with through tailpiece and individual bridges
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1 volume, 1 push/pull tone for split coils
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3-position selector switch
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New signature pickups:
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Seymour Duncan Scarlet neck: ceramic magnet pickup with a balanced output level, emphasising note definition and mid-gain applications. This pickup has been designed as a centre pickup (between roundness and snap).
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Seymour Duncan Scourge bridge: an Alnico VIII magnet pickup with a high output level, the emphasis is on the bass and midrange needed for Mark's modern sound.
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Colour: Holcomb Blue Burst
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PRS case included
To find out more...
Paul Reed Smith is a talented American engineer who founded his guitar manufacturing company in Maryland in 1985.
With a keen sense of innovation, he has continually improved his company's manufacturing and finishing techniques, to the point of registering around thirty patents and earning an unfailing reputation and the respect of his peers.
Today, PRS Guitars is represented by some of the world's greatest guitarists (Santana, Al Di Meola, Mark Holcomb, Orianthi, etc.) and focuses its production on smaller quantities than its competitors, but with a great sense of detail.
PRS guitars can be recognised by their exceptional finish and high sustain.
With a keen sense of innovation, he has continually improved his company's manufacturing and finishing techniques, to the point of registering around thirty patents and earning an unfailing reputation and the respect of his peers.
Today, PRS Guitars is represented by some of the world's greatest guitarists (Santana, Al Di Meola, Mark Holcomb, Orianthi, etc.) and focuses its production on smaller quantities than its competitors, but with a great sense of detail.
PRS guitars can be recognised by their exceptional finish and high sustain.