PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
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PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Borrowing this from Opsguy for a hoon.
What a stunning guitar.
What a stunning guitar.
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
It has its own unique sort of tone to it that I've never heard before on a strat. Could be because I've never played a '63Slowy wrote:What makes it so good, Si?
The attention to detail on every part of the guitar is great. It's extremely light and very comfy to play
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
I would have thought the different scale length would change the tone somewhat
There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
slash-ed wrote:Decades of design heritage from Corona, CASlowy wrote:What makes it so good, Si?

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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Prs tend to come with 9s; makes the feel a bit sloppier, that’s all I’ve really noticed.mrmofo wrote:I would have thought the different scale length would change the tone somewhat
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Stop all this jibber jabber!Single coil wrote:Prs tend to come with 9s; makes the feel a bit sloppier, that’s all I’ve really noticed.mrmofo wrote:I would have thought the different scale length would change the tone somewhat

Proper PRSs ship with 10s, including this model. And the scale length is 25.5".
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Phil is bringing it up to Auckland next week, so I hope we can give it a try side-by-side against my (current) ultimate Strat, a Tom Anderson Classic.
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Looks similar to a certain PRS SE EGSlowy wrote:What makes it so good, Si?

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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Also, I note that a small number are now popping up on Reverb as being in stock with dealers (there are still a lot of pre-order only though). Unfortunately, due to all the US investors trying to repatriate their funds thanks to Trumpnado's trade chaos, the US$ is getting more expensive...
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
I`ll offer up my ESP Vintage Plus in the shoot out. lets do a blind fold!!
There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
Careful now.Conway wrote: Proper PRSs
Older usa models also shipped with 9s. Source: CU22 artist model, CU22 semi hollow, both 10 tops.
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Re: PRS Silver Sky - John Mayer
In the last century, yes. But they've shipped with 10s for quite a long time now.Single coil wrote:Careful now.Conway wrote: Proper PRSs
Older usa models also shipped with 9s. Source: CU22 artist model, CU22 semi hollow, both 10 tops.
