Recent content by Mirroredas

The thumbnail looked really gimmicky as this things usually are. It ended up sounding much better than what I expected. It was well worth the effort.

The current ones on the catalog are still great. A lot of people, myself included, were able to get into PRS due to them. We just have to accept that Covid has forced them to steamline a lot. Also, last year was an anniversary year, so we wouldn't have as much new releases as expected anyway.

Gonçalo Pereira. It would be great if someone on this forum still remembers him.

Carlos Santa?

If you don't mind the more understated look (I love it), go for the S2 and don't look back. Why pay extra if, for example, the S2 also carries the import version of core pickups? Because it is just a better built, precise instrument. The fretwork is really good, it sustains and stays in tune...

You had a love for a particular offset and you just found out that you love PRS as well. If you want something tonally different than what you have, but still want to somewhat combine your preferences, why not try a Vela (regardless of being solid or semi-hollow)? Either I'm blind, or I'd...

Lucky guy, great specimen!

After buying a pair of Epivo straps (anyone here using those?), I realized I don't have space for any locks whatsoever. I had to cut the leather a bit for them to fit, and they do fit very, very snuggly. I still won't do any Yngwie moves with them, though.

Big fan of your playing, Jack. Your videos help to sell a lot of guitars, I'm sure.

If there can be only one, I can't focus only on what I lust, but I have to think of usability as well. DGT

That modified Vela is so cool!

On the honeymoon phase, unscrewing anything on a new PRS is like performing open heart surgery (I have to take the back plate and put a sock on the tremolo to block a bit of resonance while recording, though). So, I'm going with the original strap buttons. I guess I'll go with the D'Addario...

Now I'm curious to know what PRS you would bring to the 50s.

Imagine having a time machine and going back to the early days of Fender and Gibson. You show up with that and it's game over in the guitar game. Classy and timeless guitar.

I decided to resurrect this topic after searching for a while. I'm not going Yngwie on my guitars, but I'm paranoid if I don't secure my stuff a bit better, although I'm not willing to change PRS strap buttons for something smaller in order to fit my normal strap locks. I noticed that Chris...