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Check out this sexy PRS John is using - Looks like an all Rosewood neck too!

He uses this streaming app called Periscope every so often - last night he was jamming away on a gold Custom 22 with a Maple Neck.

More fuel for the PRS haters

Is he an exclusive artist for PRS now?

I've always liked John's playing. Try! would be one of my favourite albums.

I think so yeah. He seems to be only playing PRS lately

I rather like his SRV type licks. Don't know why it all went tits up with Fender.

Playing trainspotter, it looks like a Violin
http://www.vintageandrare.com/product/P ... Gold-17533

With a Violin II style headstock.
https://www.prsguitars.com/privatestock ... iolin2.php

But hey, he's John Mayer. It's probably whatever he damn well wanted.

this is his custom made one too:

Interesting bridge - no saddles to speak of. Wonder how well it actually intonates?

It's the PRS version of the Gibson Wrap-around bridge. It's staggered for intonation. They have been using that bridge for years.

Vernon Reid has one just like John's custom but with a floyd so I guess that means he has cut ties with Parker (and that expensive sig. model they made).

I love Vernon Reid, he's a badass player... but dayam that's some bad guitar face right there.

what do all the switches do?

I can guess the 3 by the selector are splitters..

what about the 2 by the tone knobs

I have never for the life of me figured out how people play guitars live with so many switches. Those mini switches are so hard to "hit" when playing at full flight (for me anyway) it just seems a complete load of arse

willow13 wrote:I have never for the life of me figured out how people play guitars live with so many switches. Those mini switches are so hard to "hit" when playing at full flight (for me anyway) it just seems a complete load of arse

Why would you need to do it in full flight though? Surely just being able to get multiple tones out of one guitar across a set would be useful?

benderissimo wrote:
Why would you need to do it in full flight though? Surely just being able to get multiple tones out of one guitar across a set would be useful?

because thats how I roll ben ... its all or nothing

robnobcorncob wrote:It's the PRS version of the Gibson Wrap-around bridge. It's staggered for intonation. They have been using that bridge for years.

Oh yeah, my PRS has one. Shows how much I play it

I have a P22 I just acquired, it has the piezo switch that's tiny.. It's hard to use full flight. Lol.

I have to use it in between chorus and verses etc when it's easier to change