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Ok... this is my situation. HI-E string saddle have tension over height screws just because i raised the action just a little bit from the specs to not let the saddle touch the baseplate.

Hi... I have this problem over my PRS with the hi e saddle almost touches the baseplate of the bridge. I made a regular setup following Marr's directives to set up the bridge height with 2.5 mm hex wrench and I made the action following PRS specs from official website. I will post a picture...

MINE.

I don't have a Silver Sky. I can't afford such an expensive guitar. Anyway I think that the SS is good because it's a Strat without being a shitty Fender.

Well... I'm quite disappointed by the new models. Nothing interesting to me and nothing really new.

Well... so Mesa won't be expensive like Mesa anymore. From now it'll be expensive like Mesa and Gibson together. Interesting.

Well... I made the wiring on my Les Paul and used my PRS SE Humbuckers. They sound better on the Les Paul than on my Custom 24. Way better. So... now I have two beautifully sounding guitars! :)

Mike Oldfield?

Well, to be more accurate I use 10/46 on most of my electrics just because 9s are too thin for my absurdly low action. There was a time when I loved to have a regular/high action to not have buzz. Now I prefer to go for a little buzz but the most comfortable. My tenditis is asking to me to stay...

If it's brand new... bring her back. One of the beautiful things of PRS is that the polepieces are perfectly aligned with the strings. I always hated the Strat kind-a polepieces randomly positioned. When I saw the PRS it was beautiful to have perfectly aligned polepieces.

Pyramid Strings on every guitar and stringed instrument (violin, bouzouki and bass). Anyway always Pyramids. :)

I would go for Toneriders A2 with no regrets or doubts. I can't remember a single time that I've bought a Tonerider set with no satisfaction. I have them on both of my Strats and had one on my ex Les Paul. I've also mounted many sets on many guitars of my customers when I had my shop. Great...

My advice is to go for the changes if you want but avoid SD 59s. That ones are the worst humbucker pickups I've ever tried. Unfortunately I took a set for my Gibson SG some years ago and, man, never had a shittier sound. Lot of output and midrange, 0 dynamics... I really hate them. Also nickel...

I've placed a couple of Dreamsongs pickups on my SE with a lot of satisfaction. Give them a look.