shboom
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Found your forum while making my decision to purchase the finest guitar I've ever owned.
Recently purchased a 2011 US made PRS Mira 24.
As soon as I felt the neck I was pretty much sold, but then I plugged her in and the deal was sealed.
The scalloped fit is so nice, the neck is fast and true. I took it in to a luthier for setup because it was initially strung with 10's and I wanted to have 9's on her, so I figured I'd let a pro set the necessary bridge adjustment for correct intonation and set up the action.
I've been playing my SG's and my Tele primarily, but this PRS is now my go to axe. I run through a Hot Rod (single 12) using a Boss GT8 for effects.
I only owned one other 24 fret in the past, an Ibanez Musician MC300. Extremely Heavy guitar. So I need to get used to the feel of a 24 fret all over again, but it's like riding a bike.
Can't say enough about the tone I can get from my PRS, especially if I just play her clean, except for a little verb. Extremely versatile guitar.
I'm 63, and this is without a doubt the smoothest guitar I've ever played.
I play in two cover bands ...... keeps me busy in my retirement....well semi retirement I guess.
Found your forum while making my decision to purchase the finest guitar I've ever owned.
Recently purchased a 2011 US made PRS Mira 24.
As soon as I felt the neck I was pretty much sold, but then I plugged her in and the deal was sealed.
The scalloped fit is so nice, the neck is fast and true. I took it in to a luthier for setup because it was initially strung with 10's and I wanted to have 9's on her, so I figured I'd let a pro set the necessary bridge adjustment for correct intonation and set up the action.
I've been playing my SG's and my Tele primarily, but this PRS is now my go to axe. I run through a Hot Rod (single 12) using a Boss GT8 for effects.
I only owned one other 24 fret in the past, an Ibanez Musician MC300. Extremely Heavy guitar. So I need to get used to the feel of a 24 fret all over again, but it's like riding a bike.
Can't say enough about the tone I can get from my PRS, especially if I just play her clean, except for a little verb. Extremely versatile guitar.
I'm 63, and this is without a doubt the smoothest guitar I've ever played.
I play in two cover bands ...... keeps me busy in my retirement....well semi retirement I guess.
