PRS Introduce New 'Star' Model

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PRS have launched their newest guitar model, the Mira, at an open house gig in the US.

More than 700 guitar enthusiasts trekked to Maryland this weekend for PRS's first “Experience PRS” open house gig where the Mira was unveiled. Paul Reed Smith himself unveiled the new model on stage.

Latin for “wonderful,” Mira is also the name of an unusually fast moving star located approximately 350 light years from earth.

The PRS Mira model is a 24 fret guitar that features a 25” scale length, 10” radius, regular or wide-thin neck shape, locking tuning pegs, PRS non-adjustable stoptail, Abalone moons inlays, optional bird inlays, East Indian rosewood fingerboard, a solid mahogany body and neck, Mira treble and bass pickups, volume, tone, 3-way blade switch and mini toggle coil tap. The Mira model is offered in range of colors including Vintage Cherry, Orange, Vintage Mahogany, Black, Wild Mint, Lilac, Seafoam Green, Powder Blue and Sandstorm.

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