Hi!
I just bought my guitar, have dreamed with a PRS for a couple of years now and I finally had the opportunity to buy an american made one!
I was happy to have it in my hands but soon after buying it I discovered it has a wolf tone on frets 9 to 11 on the B string... more noticeable on the 10th fret, but these three frets have the same problem... note almost instantly goes an octave higher... last time I made a comparision and fret 10 and 22 sounded the same... it is quite annoying when playing...
I must mention also that this is more obvious when using distortion, when playing clean the problem stills there but in a minor degree...
I tought it would be because of my amp so I sold my Fender Mustang v1 and bought a Marshall Class 5 but the problem stills there... if I mess with the eq and turn up the bass, it helps...
As I understand, reducing trebble or reducing high frequencies helps with this... but playing "too bassy" all the time is not what I want... I don't want to stick to a bassy sound all the time...
Is there a way to fix it?
By the way, I'm from México, is there a problem with the warranty if I'm not at the US?
Thanks guys!
I just bought my guitar, have dreamed with a PRS for a couple of years now and I finally had the opportunity to buy an american made one!
I was happy to have it in my hands but soon after buying it I discovered it has a wolf tone on frets 9 to 11 on the B string... more noticeable on the 10th fret, but these three frets have the same problem... note almost instantly goes an octave higher... last time I made a comparision and fret 10 and 22 sounded the same... it is quite annoying when playing...
I must mention also that this is more obvious when using distortion, when playing clean the problem stills there but in a minor degree...
I tought it would be because of my amp so I sold my Fender Mustang v1 and bought a Marshall Class 5 but the problem stills there... if I mess with the eq and turn up the bass, it helps...
As I understand, reducing trebble or reducing high frequencies helps with this... but playing "too bassy" all the time is not what I want... I don't want to stick to a bassy sound all the time...
Is there a way to fix it?
By the way, I'm from México, is there a problem with the warranty if I'm not at the US?
Thanks guys!