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PRS SE Mike Mushok Model (Silver Burst)Item ID: SEMMSolidbody Baritone Electric Guitar with Mahogany Body, Maple Neck, Ebony Fingerboard, and Two Humbucking Pickups - Silverburst 
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From Our Research Team:Get Low-down Staind Tones with This Signature PRS Baritone Guitar!The Paul Reed Smith SE Mike Mushok baritone solidbody electric guitar brings on the low end! Now that guitars tuned to subterranean lows have become commonplace, it's only natural that the baritone guitar should make itself heard more often. PRS got the hint and not only built a great guitar for a very influential player, they managed to keep it affordable enough for the rest of us! The SE Mike Mushok features a distinctive 27.7" scale length, a 22-fret maple neck topped with an clean-looking, inlay-free ebony fingerboard, and a bound mahogany body that's both classy and functional. Take your tone to new lows and your sound to new heights with the SE Mike Mushok!Paul Reed Smith SE Mike Mushok Baritone Solidbody Electric Guitar at a Glance:
Subterranean tones Mike Mushok of the multi-platinum selling band Staind joins the PRS family with this signature model SE. The SE Mike Mushok is the first production-model baritone guitar for PRS. Designed to Mike's specs, this guitar features a solid mahogany body and neck, an ebony fretboard and a 27.7" scale length. The finish is offset by the white binding around the body and neck and the clean look of the blank ebony fretboard. See it here If you've ever seen a Paul Reed Smith guitar up close, you know what we mean when we go on about how gorgeous these guitars are. There's nothing better for a guitar enthusiast than seeing, feeling, and, yes, smelling the finish, figure, and complexity of these guitars. If geography prevents you from stopping in and checking them out, however, you can get the next best thing: detailed, multi-angle views at our online Guitar Gallery. A fitting addition to the PRS line All Paul Reed Smith guitars are designed for top-notch performance, right out of the case and the SE Mike Mushok is no exception. Constructed from the finest tonewoods and components, PRS instruments carry on a commitment to quality that's been the brand's hallmark since 1985, when Paul Reed Smith himself started hand-building guitars for some of the most elite players in the world. Paul Reed Smith SE Mike Mushok Baritone Solidbody Electric Guitar Features at a Glance:
The Paul Reed Smith SE Mike Mushok adds a great-sounding baritone axe to the PRS lineup! SE Mike Mushok Model (Silver Burst) Image Gallery
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Reviewsbased on 7 reviewsBest baritone in production!
by Tony from Longview, WA
Great baritone at an excellent price. It is very much intended for low- tuned tunings with baritone strings; although you can set it up for standard tuning (not recommended though). Ideal for loud hig... read more [+]h-gain amps. After you receive it from S.W. take it to a tech and have the truss rod adjusted and a setup (this is a must! As w/any guitar). Set-up for a low tuning; this is the best baritone on the market currently, and you would be hard pressed to find a better baritone ever! close [-]
December 23, 2011 Music Background: beginner musician Much better than I expected!
by Shawn Murray from Lakeland, Florida
Purchased for low-tuned songs, but I've been using it for just about everything! I currently have mine tuned to A standard (ADGCEA) and use a capo for other standard tunings, i.e. B standard = capo ... read more [+]at 2nd fret, E standard = capo at 7th fret, or alternately at 2nd fret & playing on the 5th string. The particular one I received is a bit heavier (weight) than some of the one's I checked out last year locally which I like, though another pound wouldn't hurt. May 31, 2011 Music Background: Hobbyist I'm not a big fan of the plain / unmarked fretboard, but it does give me a project to do in the future... Tone wise, I love it, the pickups are hot, but not as hot as some of the early models I played when this guitar was first released, or maybe this one's just setup better... Clean tones, especially with the neck pickup & volume knob around 80% are clean, full, & very warm, switch to bridge & get a nice bright, but not overly bright tone. Crank the volume knob to 100% & you get a very mildly overdriven tone. On the early models I tried previously, I would have called it a dirty tone, but on the one I received from Sweetwater, I would say's it's more clean with dirty overtones & that's when playing with a Brazilian Agate (stone) pick & a heavy hand... I could do without the silverburst paint, but it does look much better in person. As far as playability goes, well, some people might have trouble due to the long scale and wide fret spacing that goes along with the long scale. But I love it, I have big hands with fat fingers, and the scale and spacing just feel like they were made for my hands. I've been playing with .70ga strings on my 25.5" scale guitar, so there's no change as far as the feel of the strings go, but when playing something in A, A#, or B tuning, it sounds so much cleaner on the baritone, than the muddy sound of tuning down that low on a 25.5" scale, even with the extra heavy strings. I would definitely recommend this baritone to anyone who likes playing highly down-tuned songs, even over a 7 string guitar due to the added scale length which helps to keep the strings tight on those low tunings. close [-] Crushes all others
by emery from los angeles, ca
Un-f-ing-real. I bought this to play my drop-tuned rhythms in drop A#, drop B, etc. This guitar is made for low tunings, and stays tight, in-tune, and clear at low tunings that regular 6strings turn... read more [+] to mush at. This guitar is really light, and although it's a beast in your hands, it still feels great with my small hands; riffing is no problem. I researched ALOT of guitars, even the new Ibanez quasi-baritone, and ESPs, etc. This BLOWS them away, in price, quality, everything. Guaranteed to skyrocket in value, as I heard they may not make too many more. A+ close [-]
December 16, 2010 Music Background: hobbyist Love It!!!
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I got to play one of these at a local store and its just incredible. There is plenty of room way up top at the higher frets which is perfect for those with bigger hands. The strings are huge (low B = ... read more [+]A on a bass) but its perfect as the scale makes it about 3" longer than my Les Paul, so it can hold those low tunings (standard tuning is B-b, 14-68 gauge). It is also extremely light for how big it is. Given that you can tell its an SE model, its still an amazing guitar, it has to be if Mike Mushok uses it along with several other of my favorite bands. Can't wait to buy one someday ;) close [-]
March 6, 2010 Music Background: Student, hopefully become musician Not for Use as Instructed
by Phil from Midwest USA
First off, let me make one thing perfectly clear: I love this instrument... just not as a baritone. You see, I'm a fingerstylist with two of the biggest hands and ten of the thickest fingers God ever ... read more [+]saw fit to make. That's why Fender-style fretboards are too narrow for me, and Gibson-style fretboards are too short. So, the 1-11/16"-wide nut and the 27"-scale neck of this guitar made it instantly appealing. The tone, however, just didn't cut it. July 7, 2011 Music Background: Hobbiest At first, I thought having a baritone would be cool; that I could use it to get the haunting mellow tone, like on those old records by The Cure. Man, I was wrong. You might like the way this guitar sounds right off the shelf, if you happen to be into metal... which, ostensibly, you are, if you're buying anything with Mike Mushok's name on it. I'm not and so I didn't. To my ears, the stock pickups were painfully dark, turning everything I played into mud. Not my cup of tea at all. So, I restrung my Mushok E-to-E with .010-.052 light Elixirs, to see if that would do the trick. I'm far from an experience guitar tech, but adjusting the truss rod and intonation to match the lighter strings took only a few minutes. After that, my now 27"-scale regular electric guitar played like a dream, but the same pickups that made mush out of baritone strings produced a flabby, muffled tone with the new gauge. They simply had to go. I decided to go with a pair of Seymour Duncans. I tossed a JB Model SH-4 in the bridge (why mess with perfection?) and a Jazz Model SH-2 in the neck, to match my fingerstyle technique. Installation was fairly easy, my lack of experience replacing pickups offset by years of soldering chops. I did have to clean up a couple of cold solder joints in the original installation. Hey, even Babe Ruth didn't hit them out of the park every time. Anyway, the end result is TOTALLY AMAZING! So if you're a fingerstylist sasquatch like me and you're looking for a fantastic electric guitar, this baby is absolutely worth modding. close [-] Also popular
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