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ESP A-300E BLACK vs PRS SE P20E

ESP A-300E BLACK
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82Overall / 100
PRS SE P20E
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67Overall / 100

The verdict

The ESP A-300E BLACK comes out ahead overall — 82 to 67 on our estimated score.

Estimated from specs & owner reviews — a starting point, not a substitute for playing both.

ESP A-300E BLACK wins on
  • Better build (96 vs 67)
  • Better playability (78 vs 65)
  • Better value (81 vs 67)
PRS SE P20E wins on

No standout advantage.

Scorecard

Estimated scores
MetricA-300E BLACKSE P20E
Overall8267
Build9667
Playability7865
Sound6868
Value8167

Full specifications

Specification comparison
SpecA-300E BLACKSE P20E
BrandESPPRS
TypeAcousticAcoustic
Years——
CountryJP—
Body woodMahoganyMahogany
Neck woodMahoganyMahogany
FretboardRoasted JatobaEbony
Strings66
Frets2020
Scale25.5"24.72"
PickupsFishman SonicoreFishman GT1
Rating——
Price——
BridgeRoasted Jatoba Bridge w/ Graphtech Nubone Saddle—
Bridge pickupFishman Sonicore—
Case-—
Case IncludedN—
ConstructionSet-Neck—
ControlsActive—
FinishBlack—
Fretboard radius350mm11.81"
HardwareBlack—
Neck profileThin UWide Fat
NutGraphtech NuboneBone
Nut width43mm—
Scale length25.5"24.72”
Strap ButtonStandard—
Top woodSolid Sitka SpruceSolid Mahogany
TunersLTDVintage-Style with Butterbean Buttons
Acoustic Saddle—Bone
Acoustic Strings—.012-.053
Body Binding—Herringbone, Crème
Body Depth At Neck Block—3 15/32”
Body Depth At Tail Block—3 7/8”
Body shape—Tonare Parlor
Bracing—PRS Hybrid “X”/Classical Bracing
Bridge Wood—Ebony
Fretboard inlay—Birds
Included Accessories—Gig Bag
Middle Wood—Mahogany
Neck Depth At The Nut—7/8”
Rosette—Herringbone, Crème
Strength Truss Rod—Adjustable
String Spacing—2 7/32”
Width Of Fretboard At The Body—2 1/4"
Width Of Fretboard At The Nut—1 11/16"

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