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Are Korean made guitars any good?

I see a prs, Korean made, wondering if they're good

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    Yes. I have a lot of trust in Korean guitars.

    I also own a Korean made Epiphone. I've never had problems with it.

    NOTE: PRS guitar are made in the USA but the Student Edition range (SE) are not made in the USA.

  • 6 years ago

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  • 8 years ago

    The PRS SE line has gotten rave reviews. Modifications by buyers include repacing the nut ($24), putting in locking tuners ($60) and replacing one or more pickups ( about $90 each). So $650 for the guitar plus $264 in a modification and the guitars sound like the $2,000+ models of various brands yet seem to stay in tune better.

  • 8 years ago

    All guitars are not good...what matter is the body material..and sting quality..and something how u r using it...I think Korean guitars are good...but best will be Mexican hand made one..

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  • 8 years ago

    They are okay. Not as good as Mexican made guitars, you'll notice some sharp edges on the frets, and some joints that might not be true, but it'll still sound great.

  • Anonymous
    8 years ago

    Trust me Paul Reed Smith guitars are not made in Korea.

    Source(s): Worked for PRS for 10 years.
  • 8 years ago

    I love my Schecter

    I'm sure an expensive Les Paul would be better, but I really love my guitar

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    U.S.A., Korea and China.

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