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Electric Guitar

  • Herman Li (DragonForce) signature model
  • Body: Mahogany
  • Top: Maple
  • Bolt-on neck: Maple
  • Fingerboard: Ebony
  • Eclipse Dragons fingerboard inlays
  • Fingerboard radius: 508 mm (20")
  • Scale length: 648 mm (25.5")
  • Nut width: 44.5 mm (1.75")
  • 24 frets
  • Pickups: Two Fishman Fluence Signature Series Omniforce Herman Li humbucker (neck and bridge) and one Fishman Fluence Signature Series Omniforce Herman Li single coil (middle)
  • Volume control with push/pull function
  • Tone controls with push/pull function
  • 5-way pickup switch
  • Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo with PRS nut
  • PRS heads
  • Smoked Black hardware
  • Factory strings: PRS Classic Strings .009 - .046 RL
  • Colour: Mantis Burst
  • Includes gig bag
  • Available since November 2025
  • Item number 627633
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Colour Burst
  • Body Mahogany
  • Top Maple
  • Neck Maple
  • Fretboard Ebony
  • Frets 24
  • Scale 648 mm
  • Pickups HSH
  • Tremolo Floyd Rose
  • incl. Bag Yes
  • Including Case No
21.555 kr
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Unleash the Dragon!

PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB

With the PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB, Paul Reed Smith has built a signature guitar with a clear focus on high-speed playing styles – although the Chleo offers far more than a typical Metal axe. Developed in close collaboration with DragonForce guitarist Herman Li, this guitar delivers exactly the things the virtuoso soloist is famous for – blazing-fast licks, exceptional definition, and flawless intonation. The mahogany body with its maple top provides a balanced tonal foundation with nice tight lows and very present mids, while the ebony fingerboard and bolt-on maple neck add crisp attack and brilliant highs. PRS has combined traditional tonewoods with a modern, aggressive Mantis Burst finish, and despite its sophisticated electronics, the result is perfectly set up for use on stage. Whether it's Power Metal, Fusion, or straight-up shred, the PRS Chleo makes a clear statement in terms of precision, stability, and sheer playing enjoyment.

Top on the PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB

Omniforce – the power within

The heart of the PRS Chleo are its Fluence Omniforce pickups, developed by Herman Li in collaboration with Fishman. The three-pickup configuration offers two distinctly different sonic worlds. Using the push/pull function on the volume control, musicians can instantly switch between the Modern Active and Passive Organic voices: The former delivers the powerful, harmonic-rich sound commonly associated with modern Metal productions, while remaining exceptionally clear and defined. The second voice is, despite its name, also active, but rounder, warmer, and more dynamic, making it ideal for Blues or Classic Rock tones. The push/pull function on the tone control in turn activates coil splits for the two humbuckers. Combined with the five-way switch, this opens up an impressive range of sounds, from glassy single-coil tones and dynamic crunch through to singing lead voices. The single-coil middle pickup has been specifically voiced to blend seamlessly into either world, whether for clean passages or Fusion-inspired licks.

Back of the PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB

Where tone and technology unite

The PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB has been designed for musicians who refuse to accept a guitar with limitations, both in terms of how it's played and the tone it produces. Thanks to its extremely flat 20" fingerboard radius, 24 frets, and ergonomically shaped maple neck, the guitar feels effortlessly smooth to play, making it perfectly suited to modern techniques such as high-speed runs, tapping, and sweep-picking. At the same time, the two active voicings offered by the Fishman electronics ensure enormous tonal flexibility and complete authenticity, from crystal-clear cleans to aggressive high-gain sounds. But the Chleo isn't aimed solely at Metal shredders – studio guitarists and live players looking for an instrument with an exceptionally flexible tone will find plenty to appreciate here as well. With its Floyd Rose 1000 vibrato, PRS machine heads, and PRS nut, the Chleo delivers reliability across the board.

Headstock of the PRS SE Chleo Herman Li MB

About Paul Reed Smith Guitars

Paul Reed Smith Guitars is an American manufacturer of top-of-the-range electric guitars. Based in Stevensville, Maryland, the company was founded in 1985 by Paul Reed Smith, who had already been making guitars on his own since the mid-1970s as part of his music degree. PRS Guitars owes its breakthrough to guitar legend Carlos Santana, who liked the guitars so much that he soon ordered custom-made instruments from the firm. Since then, the product range has grown to include basses, acoustic guitars, and amplifiers. The list of PRS artists is abundant with big names: John Mayer, Mark Tremonti, Alex Lifeson, and Mark Holcomb are just a handful of the signature artists who testify to the quality of PRS instruments.

Sonic power and reliable performance

In the studio, the Chleo reveals just how versatile it really is. The Fishman pickups retain excellent dynamics and impressive clarity while also keeping noise to a minimum, even when the gain is cranked up, and the push/pull functions make it possible to switch sounds in an instant, which is ideal for layering parts or moving between different sections of a song. On stage, players are sure to appreciate its outstanding tuning stability and ability to cut through even crowded mixes. The Floyd Rose can handle even intense divebombs, while the locking machine heads make string changes quick and straightforward. The guitar's full potential can be unleashed when it's played through traditional tube amps, but also remains transparent and well defined when combined with modelling amplifiers and IR-based rigs. Whether it's in the hands of shredders, Prog guitarists, or more technically minded players, the PRS SE Chleo Herman Li isn't simply another PRS signature model - it's a purpose-built instrument with a character all its own. And at this price point, it's only natural that it arrives complete with a matching gig bag.

Paul Reed Smith Guitars gigbag

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Eine Super Gitarre und nicht nur für Metal
BobT 07.12.2025
Die Gitarre ist perfekt verarbeitet. Ich hab wirklich nichts zu bemängeln. Die Bünde sind perfekt. Die Resonanz ist da. Der Hals ist sehr eigenartig - breit und eher dünn. Ich konnte nichts falsches mit der Verarbeitung finden und ich bin schon pingelig. Wirklich super.
Der Sound ist sehr sehr vielseitig und nicht nur für Metal. Die Cleans und die Low Gain Sound sind für Musik aus den 60er und 70er sehr brauchbar. Auf einmal auf dem Single Cool Sound hab ich angefangen 70er Purple zu spielen und es klang richtig richtig gut. Dann High gain ist so oder so mit Fishman gut zu erreichen. Die beide Humbucker Voicings sind super mit kleine Unterschiede.
Die Gitarre ist super. Punkt Abzug für die Preis/Leistung Verhältnisse. Realistischer wäre eher etwas in dem Bereich 1700-1800, aber OK bei Signatur Gitarren ist es ein bisschen anders. Wenn das Geld keine große Rolle spielt - Kaufen!
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endlich eine PRS
Frankibfrank 27.11.2025
ich hatte diese Gitarre mehr als Ergänzung zu meiner Sammlung gekauft, und wollte endlich wissen, ob PRS wirklich so tolle Gitarren baut. Meine Les Paul und meine Sterling by Music Man Cutlass CT50 haben mich nach dem Auspacken mehr begeistert. Das war etwas ernüchternd. Nun zu den Details. Sie ist schön, keine Frage, sauber verarbeitet. Was der eigentliche Grund war, mich für diese Modell zu entscheiden, war die größere Bundbreite. Die gibt mir mehr Platz für meine Finger. Die vielen möglichen Einstellungen für die Pickups bringen nicht so viel Klangvielfalt wie ich erwartet hatte. Sehr angenehm finde ich den Hals Korpusübergang. Der macht es sehr komfortabel in den hohen Lagen zu spielen. Das ist bei einer Les Paul ja bekanntermaßen sehr unbequem. Die abgerundeten Flächen, die dünne Bauweise und das niedrige Gewicht fallen auch positiv auf.
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