The best PRS tone you’ve never heard

[SteveGlitch]

Today at church, one of our youth jumped on stage and rocked a PRS to an old hymn John Mayer style....

We are lucky to have so many professional musicians at our chuch. It may be a mega-church where we work hard but everyone is on fire for God at our church so I am very proud of what we do what we believe and how we conduct ourselves in and out of church.

This youth is also part of our worship team rotation and his main guitar is that PRS. Sometimes he'll bring a strat.

 

[László]

The young man has the "it" factor.

 

[SteveGlitch]

The young man has the "it" factor.

I said John Mayer but looking at it again, he really reminds me of a young Eric Johnson!

 

[Prs Mods too]

Kids good but the best PRS tone ever is MINE!!

 

[SteveGlitch]

Kids good but the best PRS tone ever is MINE!!

Please feel free to post video of you playing in the "Videos of you playing or your band" thread. I love to see everyone's style and unique sound!

 

[Alnus Rubra]

There’s some Hendrix feel in there as well.

 

[SteveGlitch]

True that!

 

[Prs Mods too]

Please feel free to post video of you playing in the "Videos of you playing or your band" thread. I love to see everyone's style and unique sound!

My tone isn't bad I suppose but nothing spectacular.

 

[SteveGlitch]

My tone isn't bad I suppose but nothing spectacular.

Nonsense! I'm sure you're amazing!!!

 

[Prs Mods too]

Nonsense! I'm sure you're amazing!!!

You're too kind...and I mean TOO kind. Lol

 

[ruger9]

The young man has the "it" factor.

Indeed. He's got a great touch.

I don't hear Mayer. I don't hear anyone, just those Hendrix-y chordal things, which of course are now a part of normal vocabulary for many players. This kind of playing (unaccompanied solo, chord melody I guess?) is something I've always wanted to get alot better at... but most of my practice time is spent learning new tunes for my cover band. I miss being able to just "sit and play... for me", and work on new stuff "for me".

 

[SteveGlitch]

Indeed. He's got a great touch.

I don't hear Mayer. I don't hear anyone, just those Hendrix-y chordal things, which of course are now a part of normal vocabulary for many players. This kind of playing (unaccompanied solo, chord melody I guess?) is something I've always wanted to get alot better at... but most of my practice time is spent learning new tunes for my cover band. I miss being able to just "sit and play... for me", and work on new stuff "for me".

It can definitely be hard to get used to.

I guess I excel at that Instrumental type of playing but only because I started with fingerpicking styles and then when I started at smaller churches I was the only electric for awhile. The challenge was they would say "Hey Steve, we need you to do both the rhythm and the lead at the same time" while I would respond with "That's impossible, there's 2 or 3 electrics", I found myself learning that you could indeed do those parts at the same time if you put the work into it and move the capo around.

What I want to learn more of is country-blues stuff. Think Brad Paisely style, that would be my dream to be a lead guitarist for a hole in the wall country bar band!

 

[Gtrbldr]

Very cool! And that with (split) dragon2s I guess?

Great playing.

 

[SteveGlitch]

Very cool! And that with (split) dragon2s I guess?

Great playing.

I believe so!!

 

[Gtrbldr]

So much for dragons not useable in church.

 

[SteveGlitch]

So much for dragons not useable in church.

Yeah for realz!

People said the same thing about my Billy Corgan death fuzz pickups. They sound amazing on slow quiet clean songs lol

 

[ruger9]

I wondered if they were split, sounded too Strat-like for a HB.