Recent content by kirellah

I think it's the road worn aesthetic I really like, I feel really at home on it. Sounds way less bright and shrill than I thought it would. Could just be a good one. it makes me play differently and has helped open up my playing, so I think that helps too.

I was also not a fan of Tele's. I had a Nashville Tele a few years ago and I swore I'd never own another Tele in any form. But, my tastes have been changing and got the Road Worn in a trade, and now it's my favorite guitar I've ever played. Doesn't make sense! I think a core is years away if...

I've recently acquired a Road Worn Tele, and it's changed what I'm looking for in a guitar. I've been playing SE Standard/Custom 24's for a while now, but since the Tele's become my main guitar, going back to the 24's doesn't feel right. I'd still like to have a PRS humbucker guitar to...

Yes, it was a very special moment to encountered the Spirit like that, and to know he was using us on stage was incredible. It's definitely informing how I've approached playing every Sunday since then.

Ha, nice one! Here's a resurrection post from last Sunday...

Cool, yea I'm gonna watch a Stewmac video and give it a shot.

Fade into You - Mazzy Star

Nice! Oh how I love the studio and seeing pics and videos of people recording in them! Enjoy, looking forward to hearing what you've all made!

My high E is nearly/is touching the bridge plate too, I'm sure it probably shouldn't be but I've lived with it just fine. Just limited in action height adjustments at that point, so if you're happy with your action/relief in the setup, should be OK I'd think.

Hey everyone, just inquiring about an issue I've never worked on before, and it's in regard the nut slot on the G string on my SE Custom 24. Guitar is set up to PRS specs as best as I can do (would love lower action but it seems like the .008 relief and 5/64 across the board is where this one...

Love it!

ANY Quilter. I use a Quilter 101 Mini Head, love it.

Its a never ending chase, thats for sure. Even when you're "set", there's something else to try. I've slowed down a little, my board is hitting a lot of tones so I'm really happy with it. But I'm always looking at options to interchange stuff.

Pedals, all of them. All the time. I love how inspiring a new pedal can be.

This past weekend, I was honored to be a part of the worship team for our church's 6th-12th grade retreat at a camp here in Michigan called Spring Hill. We have several campuses that combine for the weekend, and it was the most amazing worship experience I've been a part of. The band was full of...