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"John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky Rosewood receives a revamp, featuring four brand-new, solid-color finishes drawing inspiration from classic American style"

Dandy Lion and SE Silver Sky Maple are potentially contenders for the year's most popular models, showcasing fresh color options - Moon White, Stone Blue, Summit Purple, and Nylon Blue, expanding diversity in the finish selection.

"The classic shades employed in John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky Rosewood have received an update,...
"The classic shades employed in John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky Rosewood have received an update, featuring four brand-new solid-color finishes that draw inspiration from traditional American apparel styles."

"John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky Rosewood receives a revamp, featuring four brand-new, solid-color finishes drawing inspiration from classic American style"

In a recent announcement, PRS Guitars has introduced four new solid-color finishes for the SE version of John Mayer's Silver Sky signature guitar. The new color finishes – Derby Red, Trad Blue, Laurel Green, and a bright yellow called Dandy Lion – are inspired by traditional American fashion and represent time-tested hues that have been popular for decades.

John Mayer collaborated with PRS Guitars to create these fresh finishes, aiming to blend classic style with bold, eye-catching colors. The SE Silver Sky colorways represent a design evolution that emphasizes a vintage aesthetic reminiscent of classic Stratocasters, while maintaining the guitar’s original build qualities like the poplar body, bolt-on maple neck with a John Mayer signature 635JM profile, rosewood fretboard with bird inlays, and three vintage-voiced 635JM “S” single-coil pickups.

The more affordable version of the Silver Sky remains a formidable guitar, offering a lot for the money. It features a 2-point steel tremolo system, vintage-style nickel tuners, a synthetic bone nut, and a multi-ply white pickguard. The guitar ships in a padded gig bag.

In addition to the rosewood fretboard models, PRS Guitars has also made available the maple fretboard version of the SE Silver Sky in the same four new finishes: Moon White, Stone Blue, Summit Purple, and Nylon Blue. The maple fretboard version of the SE Silver Sky is reminiscent of this year’s Roxy Pink, a popular color.

According to John Mayer, the new SE Silver Sky colorways are "time-tested hues that have been popular through decades." He further described them as "inspired by traditional American fashion." The new finishes offer a diverse range of options for guitarists seeking a unique and timeless look for their instrument.

The PRS SE Silver Sky is available for £/$849 street, making it a serious electric guitar for under £/$1000. This price point makes it accessible to a wide range of players while still offering the quality and tone associated with PRS Guitars.

In conclusion, the new color finishes for John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky signature guitar offer a fresh take on a classic design, blending traditional American fashion with bold, eye-catching colors. The SE Silver Sky remains a formidable guitar, offering a lot for the money, and the new color options provide a diverse range of choices for guitarists seeking a unique and timeless look for their instrument.

[1] PRS Guitars press release [2] John Mayer's official website

  1. The four new solid-color finishes on John Mayer's SE Silver Sky signature guitar, such as Derby Red and Dandy Lion, draw inspiration from traditional American fashion-and-beauty, echoing popular hues that have endured for decades.
  2. The SE Silver Sky's home-and-garden package includes a padded gig bag, ensuring safe transportation for this affordable guitar sporting a vintage aesthetic that pays homage to classic Stratocasters.
  3. Avid music enthusiasts and sports-betting fans can now complement their entertainment lifestyle with the vibrant colors of John Mayer's PRS SE Silver Sky guitar, available for under £/$1000, complete with a diverse range of conventional and maple fretboard options.

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