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PRS SE Mike Mushok Baritone - My New Favorite Guitar
I just recently acquired this guitar from a local guitar shop in Nashville. I was shocked to see it hanging up on the wall as these baritone's are no longer in production and seldom come on the market (I understand why now).
I've been in search of this exact baritone for years now and i'm so excited to finally have one in my possession. I'm a huge fan of the silverburst finish too.
***Disclaimer***: There is a massive shift in volume from when I talk to when I play. Around 4:06 is when you should turn your volume down! Hopefully going to have a better setup for these types of videos next time around. My apologies in the meantime.
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I bought mine when they were first released, came in Drop A. I upped it to Drop B and put in EMG 81/60 PUs. I use DAddario EJ22 jazz medium (13-56) nickel wound with the wound 3rd. Best sounding electric guitar I ever played with an Ibanez TS808
That's a beautiful guitar Chris. I didn't know such a guitar nor 14-gauge guitar strings existed.
@chrisjeemusic
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you. Yes, they're not necessarily common guitars, but they do exist. Very useful instruments too. Not a common string gauge either ha.
You should use 13-62. 68 is way too much for A lol. Especially on extended scale. I have 14-62 Ernie Ball cobalts for A standard. It’s perfect. The point of a baritone is you can use lighter string gauges for the same note as a standard scale. Ie use 10-56 for B standard but use the 13 for the highest string
@chrisjeemusic
Жыл бұрын
I honestly don't really mind it as i'm using this guitar for mostly big rhythm stuff in dropped A tuning. Any lead stuff that I would use it for, is pretty simplistic in nature. I'm also using a 68 after contacting PRS and finding out that they shipped these guitars with that gauge. I might try a 62 in the future. Who knows, ha.
Hi Chris, cool guitar. I have the 2009 MM, but mine is all factory stock with no modifications (yet). ;-). You mentioned it has a reverse coil tap. Are those pickups factory pre-wound for an actual coil tap, or is it a coil split where the humbucker is split into a humbucker/single coil setup that is activated to single coil with the switch position?
@chrisjeemusic
Жыл бұрын
Hey there, very cool! To be honest, I'm not entirely sure if they are coil-splits or taps. My first initial thought wants to say it's a coil-tap, but again, I don't know for certain.
@konaken1035
11 ай бұрын
find out :o)@@chrisjeemusic
@mrmatthew2443
6 ай бұрын
Pretty they’re cool split not tapped but let’s get to the bottom of this as it’s important
for the love of god, what is the difference between mikes tunings on his baritione vs his seven string?
PUT THE STOCK PICKUP BACK IN IT - YOU CAN FIND EM ON REVERB FROM TIME TO TIME
@chrisjeemusic
Жыл бұрын
The shop I bought this from, did not have the original stock pickups. I'm sure I could, but I really enjoy the pickups that the owner before me put in, as they are the same ones I would've put in myself, or at least in the same neighborhood as I would've chosen. Great for hard rock.
@impactwithmusic
Жыл бұрын
@@chrisjeemusic understood
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