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I've just recently bought an SE PRS and I have to say I think the Korean guitar is better than the US Fender and Gibson I also have. But I guess they have the heritage!
Not necessarily the most charismatic and involving of instruments (although the fetching shade of lilac mine’s finished in helps make a bit of a statement!). Mine has sometimes stayed in its case for weeks at a time when I was between bands, but when I need something which I know I can 100% rely on to help me deliver a performance without any fuss it always comes out again.
Both were single cuts ( a 245 and a Zach Myers ).
Every SG owner should have one instead.
I tried a Silver Sky but was very disappointed, especially considering all the pre-sale hype. They didn't have to waste much time on the Fender Strat inspired design, and, to me, the JM pickups were very lacklustre. At a price tag of £2K+ you really would expect, at the very least, that a hard case would be included, not just a gig bag. Has anyone else out there been disappointed, or is it just me?
I have stopped buying guitars now, but a DGT would be no.1 on my list if I was.
best wishes all
jon
I sold the Mira and purchased a brand new S2 Vela Satin, which is fantastic.
I'm not sure if the 2021 ones have the latest TCI pickups but I've found them to be excellent on the ones I've tried and an improvement on their past pickups and to date, I've had 5 PRS guitars.
Having tried many guitars and being more of a Superstrat guy, I've come back to PRS as they're just a solid, reliable and play wonderfully and a 10" radius is where I'm at. A 35th Anniversary 2020 PRS DGT (nitro) has come into the fold in the last month and it's my second but this one is an absolute cracker. Quite light at 7.5lbs and very resonant and this has the new version pickups and the the coil-splits are even better than before
I bought an Epi LP, didn't like it, a new Gibson 335 and a used chambered LP, not so keen in the end, sold the 335,
traded the LP for a PRS.. what a difference. By chance got another PRS within a week on an amp trade with a mate. Still have those 2, plus one other, and got some SE models too
Tuning stability is amazing, I have no idea why people still buy Gibsons
The newer pickups are great, not so impressed with some of the older ones though
For hollowbodies, I bought an Ibanez Japanese Pat Metheny, years ago, he's played them for decades and I can see why