Wild amount of sound selection. Easier to select what I want it to do, pickup wise. Looks nicer. Is nicer. I just really never bonded with the SAS. As far as the CE24, I have two others, so I'm good there.
What will an ME V do for me that my other PRSi won’t?
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In the hands of the right person the MEV is an incredibly versatile guitar, a jack of all trades and master of all. An amazing sounding instrument….just ignore the dfa switch if you get the limited edition as it does nothing 
Mine are probably not the right person’s hands, but I enjoy the clean hi fi sound of the MEV. It doesn’t get “Strat” sounds per se, but I like the tones it does provide in single coil. Even unplugged it has a great acoustic sound from the strings.In the hands of the right person the MEV is an incredibly versatile guitar, a jack of all trades and master of all. An amazing sounding instrument….just ignore the dfa switch if you get the limited edition as it does nothing
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Folk say they can’t get that ‘strat sound’ etc… maybe they should get a strat
.I couldn’t get that ‘Les Paul’ sound from my strat - obviously…
If folk want a strat sound buy a strat, Les Paul’s are really good at getting a Les Paul sound etc etc…
I found my two PRS guitars (ME V and Special) sound great…I don’t try to get a strat or a Paul sound, I just try for a good guitar tone that I like, and I am achieving that. I also achieved it with my Custom 24, I just couldn’t get away with 24 frets - I prefer 22’s
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Very nice chops/feel and over one of my favourite SD tunes.
Do you play sax too?
Do you play sax too?
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No, can’t play sax (unfortunately) …
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