🎸 On this episode of Talking Guitars on Johnny Beane TV, we’re checking out the all-new PRS Tekton guitar lineup! PRS Guitars is making a major move into the modern metal guitar market with the introduction of the Tekton series, a brand-new family of instruments designed for technical players, high-gain tones, and today's digital modeling rigs. Featuring radical body contours, ultra-thin necks, stainless steel frets, and brand-new Stylus humbucker pickups, the Tekton lineup represents a significant departure from the traditional PRS designs guitarists have come to know. 🔥 Here’s what we’re talking about: 🎸 Four new models: The Tekton OG hardtail, Tekton T with a two-point tremolo, Tekton Floyd with a Floyd Rose, and the seven-string Tekton SVN. ⚡ Built for modern metal: Ultra-thin body construction, sculpted neck heels, and ultra-thin bolt-on maple necks designed for technical playing. 🤘 New PRS specifications: A 16-inch-radius ebony fingerboard, stainless steel frets, offset dot inlays, and Luminlay side dots. 🔊 New Stylus humbuckers: Alnico 5 pickups with coil-splitting, designed for clarity, articulation, note separation, and high-gain definition. 🎛️ Designed for digital rigs: Pickups voiced to preserve the character of amp modelers and digital guitar tones without sacrificing aggressive metal sounds. 🌳 Premium materials: The Tekton Floyd features an alder body, while the other models combine mahogany backs with highly figured mango tops. 💰 Pricing: The Tekton and Tekton T list at $2,899, while the Tekton Floyd and seven-string SVN list at $2,999. PRS has traditionally been associated with versatile, premium guitars, but the Tekton series signals a serious push toward players looking for modern metal specifications and precision-focused performance. Is PRS onto something with the Tekton series, or is this a big departure from what makes PRS special? Which model would you choose? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe to Johnny Beane TV for more guitar news, gear discussions, guitar history, and everything happening in the world of guitars. #PRSGuitars #PRSTekton #MetalGuitar #GuitarNews