Guitars
PRS Silver Sky John Mayer Wild Blue
3 950 €
The PRS Silver Sky is the result of a close collaboration between Paul Reed Smith and John Mayer, conceived as a player’s guitar above all else, inspired by the vintage instruments that shaped generations of musicians.
The Wild Blue finish is a limited edition, produced in only 1000 pieces worldwide. Inspired by the world of watchmaking and John Mayer’s long-standing appreciation for turquoise tones, this color brings a strong, elegant, and instantly recognizable identity.
Visually, Wild Blue strikes a perfect balance between freshness and restraint. Expressive yet refined, it catches the light beautifully and gives the Silver Sky a truly distinctive character.
In use, the guitar feels natural, responsive, and inspiring. The sound is open, musical, and nuanced, capable of subtlety as well as presence, always serving expression and feel.
A Silver Sky conceived as both a design object and a musical instrument, sitting at the crossroads of music, culture, and John Mayer’s appreciation for fine craftsmanship, whether sonic or mechanical.
We currently have 10 units available.
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John Mayer
(1977)
Main guitar : Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Back One
Compulsory listening : Gravity
Each generation has a guitar player in charge of reminding them how vital and timeless blues is. The eighties had Stevie Ray Vaughan, the nineties had Clapton unplugged, and John Mayer was the one preaching the good word of the twelve bar blues in the noughties.
He started off as an acoustic romantic singer (Your Body Is A Wonderland, which he wrote when he was only fourteen), and reinvented himself as the voodoo child of the next millennium. With Heavier Things (2003) and Continuum (2006), Mayer showed how good he was with a Strat and ruled his power trio with an expert hand (Pino Palladino on bass and Steve Jordan on drums, it doesn’t really get better than that). He became the new reference for amateurs of a great guitar song and shared the stage with Clapton, Buddy Guy and B.B. King. He also found commercial success with four million copies of Continuum sold and three Grammy Awards.
Mayer being smart and conscious that this formula would eventually lost its steam, he successfully reinvented himself with Born And Raised in 2012. From the Strat-Custom-Shop-on-a-Two-Rock-amp guy, he went on to become a country rock West Coast songwriter with a Martin D-45 in his hand. The result is a superb album that Mayer couldn’t tour because of health issues.
Recently, John became enamoured with the Grateful Dead’s music, and therefore joined Dead & Company along with three former members of the California institution. Once again taking everyone by surprise, Mayer is perfect for that new role and manages to respect Jerry Garcia’s heritage and still keep his personal style. In another unexpected change, Mayer has let go of his Strats in favour of a PRS that created a storm, the Silver Sky. Mayer’s next artistic moves are unpredictable, but it’s a safe bet that they will be fascinating.
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