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Standard

A PRS electric, introduced 1987^[1]. Built on the PRS Core and Private Stock line.

PRS blog: 'the original PRS Standard from 1987' (S554). Standard 22/24 as separate products not dated.

How it changed

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Who owned it and where it was built

The eras of the PRS Core and Private Stock line in the years this model was made. No end year is on record, so the last row runs as far as the line does. The model rides on its line: when the owner or the plant changed, it changed for this model too.

Sources

Every numbered marker on this page points here: the document, its grade and the passages relied on. An era is computed, so it cites the facts it was derived from. A fact marked “no source” has no claim attached yet.

1. 1
   PRS 2014 Year in Reviewgraded primary
2. 2
   fandom: wiki/PRS Guitarsgraded community

   • "Paul Reed Smith set up a partnership to create a factory in Annapolis"Era: PRS Core and Private Stock, 1987–1996
3. 3
   Guitar Heaven: Paul Reed Smith Makes Guitarsgraded secondary

   • With the help of an investor he formed a limited partnership, raising $500,000 in capitalEra: PRS Core and Private Stock, 1987–1996
4. 4
   Gibson Guitar Corp. v. Paul Reed Smith Guitars, LP, 423 F.3d 539 (6th Cir. 2005)graded primary

   • PRS founder Paul Reed Smith ("Smith") began manufacturing custom guitars in the mid-1970s and opened a guitar factory in 1985.Era: PRS Core and Private Stock, 1987–1996
5. 5
   PRS media roomgraded primary

   • Paul Reed Smith, Managing General Partner of PRS GuitarsEra: PRS Core and Private Stock, 1987–1996
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   A Closer Look at the 1985 PRS Serial Number 5graded primary

   • In April of 1985, PRS Guitars formally began operations in our first ever factory in Annapolis, Maryland.Era: PRS Core and Private Stock, 1987–1996