Al Di Meola
Al Di Meola
PRS 22 Semi-Hollow, LTD; Tele; Strat; LP; Rivera Venus 3 amp
Howard Leese. But being a dear friend of mine, I may be biased.
It would be Howard Leese and Martin Barre. Also Orianthi, as it's great to see an Aussie flying the PRS flag.
Mark Tremonti and Emil!
2010 Black cherry 10 Top Tremonti-signed by Tremonti Modded by PTC DGT frets
2011 SE245..PRS USA nut,Phase II tuners, PRS USA pots and knobs, Dragon II in the neck, Seymour d Alternative 8 in bridge, PRS USA stoptail bridge
2010 Mira Vintage Mahogany -Dragon I pup in the bridge
2012 PRS Tremonti Custom SE Grey/Black PRS Phase 2 tuners, Mannmade 2000NOS Trem
Mike Scott and Bernie Marsden.
Dane
My Bernie Marsden SE can beat up your Les Paul!
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Gerry Leonard, AKA "Spooky Ghost." Not very well known, but he's a killer session/touring guy...plays with David Bowie, Duncan Sheik, Suzanne Vega, etc etc. His playing style/sound is truly unique...I've seen him with a few PRSi, but usually a white Hollowbody.
I'd say David Grissom is a close second.
Even though he doesn't play them often, probably Adam Gontier of Three Days Grace, and Daniel Johns of Silverchair.
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PRS McCarty Hollowbody, PRS Custom 24
Mesa/Boogie Rectifier -> Rectifier Cabs -> Boss Tuner -> Modded Tremonti Wah -> DOD Gonkulator -> T-Rex Tremonti Phase Shifter -> Boss Digital Delay -> EHX POG -> eBow
Santana, Orianthi (great role model for my daughters), Alex Lifeson... I think, having grown up a Michigan boy, it would have to be Uncle Ted... He and Santana were the first PRS players I was aware of back in the day
Even though some of these guys don't play PRS exclusively - here are my favorites that do play PRS:
Joe Walsh, Neal Schon, Tom Johnston, David Grissom, Howard Leese, Kurt Allison, Alex Lifeson, Brent Mason, Bruce Kulick, and Pat Travers.
PRS 22 Semi-Hollow, LTD; Tele; Strat; LP; Rivera Venus 3 amp
Dave Baksh (Though he's not really playing PRS as much these days from what I can gather)
Thanx for including me in your lists of artist. Honored.
I was just talking to someone about Dave the other day and how the solo section from "In Too Deep" is probably the funniest things I've ever seen...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emGri...ailpage#t=112s
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Mark Tremonti is my favorite. He walks up to you, shakes your hand, and looks you in the eye during a coversation. Even though he has been asked the same gear and song questions over and over, he really is interested in what his fans have to say. I met him at a Meet and Greet at Wildwood Music in Colorado in May. It was scheduled for two hours before a Creed show that night in Denver. During the course of the two hours, there were 20-30 people who came and went. Most just wanted signatures and to shake his hand. Mark stayed the entire time and talked those of us who really enjoyed his tech talk, advice, or anything that came up. He was never too busy to sign something (anything), do quick interviews and still gets excited when he sees his signature models on the wall. he had to try out one uniques orange-colored one. It was an inspiration just to be around him.
I also sat next to Nicky Moroch on a plane from Denver to Tucson. He was touring with Al Jarreau and David Sanborn. Nicky too is a great guy and easy to talk to with no pretense, just a love for the instrument.
PRS Tremonti Tribal #93,
PRS Tremonti Signature 2001
PRS Tremonti II 2010 Grey Black Quilt
PRS 513 2009 Grey Black Quilt 10 Top
Ibanez JEM 7DBK, Carvin AE185,Johnson JM150 Millenium Amp
I like Carlos Santana, Howard Leese, and Davy Knowles.
I like Tim Mahoney also but I really don't have one favorite.
I have 3.. one of which is no longer with PRS, unfortunately.
Mark Tremonti
Clint Lowery (Has a signature model coming this winter)
Dan Donegan