PRS S2 Mira 594 Antique White

PRS S2 Mira 594 Antique White review

The PRS S2 Mira 594 Antique White is a U.S.-made, solid-body electric guitar listed at $2,099. Its core specification is a mahogany body and set-in mahogany neck, with a rosewood fingerboard and two 58/15 LT humbuckers. The supplied details describe a compact control layout with a three-way toggle and separate mini toggles for coil tapping. No customer reviews are available, so this assessment is based only on the listed features.

The model is listed as available since October 2025, under item number 625227. It has an Antique White finish, nickel hardware, and bird-shaped fingerboard inlays. A gig bag is included; a separate hard case is not. The stated sales unit is one guitar.

Body, neck, and playing dimensions

Mahogany is specified for both the body and neck, with no separate top listed. The neck is set into the body rather than bolted on. This construction and wood combination describe the instrument's basic build, but the provided information does not give its weight, body thickness, finish type, or neck joint dimensions. Those details would matter to anyone comparing comfort, balance, or construction more closely.

The neck profile is identified as Pattern Thin. That name describes the listed profile, but the data does not provide neck depth measurements, so its feel cannot be judged from the specification alone. The rosewood fingerboard has a 254 mm (10-inch) radius and 22 frets. Its bird inlays provide a visual marker along the fingerboard.

The scale length is 625 mm, or approximately 24.6 inches, and the nut width is 42.9 mm, or 1.69 inches. These measurements give a useful basis for comparing the Mira 594 with other guitars. They do not establish string tension or comfort on their own, since those also depend on string gauge, setup, and individual preference. The supplied details do not state the fret wire size, nut material, or factory string gauge.

Pickups and switching

The guitar has two 58/15 LT humbuckers, one in the bridge position and one in the neck position by the conventional two-pickup layout. The listing identifies the pickup system as HH. It does not provide output measurements, magnet type, or a detailed frequency description, so claims about brightness, warmth, or gain response would go beyond the available evidence.

One volume control and one tone control keep the main adjustment set straightforward. A three-way toggle selects between the two pickups and their combined position. Two mini toggle switches are specified for coil tapping, giving the player a way to alter the humbuckers' coil configuration. The listing does not explain whether each mini toggle acts on one pickup or describe the exact switching options. That is worth confirming with the seller or manufacturer before purchase, particularly for players who need a specific wiring arrangement.

Important tremolo specification conflict

The supplied specifications contain a material inconsistency. One entry says "Tremolo: None," while the detailed feature list names a PRS patented tremolo. These statements cannot both describe the same guitar configuration. The tremolo type affects setup, string changing, tuning behavior, and suitability for players who want a fixed bridge. Buyers should ask PRS or the retailer to confirm the hardware fitted to the Antique White version before ordering. This review cannot resolve the discrepancy from the available data.

The guitar is also listed with PRS Phase III locking tuners and nickel hardware. Locking tuners can simplify string changes, although the information supplied does not specify the tuning machines' gear ratio or any claimed tuning-performance results. The included gig bag offers a basic carrying solution, but no hard case is listed.

Assessment

The PRS S2 Mira 594 Antique White presents a clearly defined set of materials and controls: mahogany throughout the body and neck, a rosewood fingerboard, two 58/15 LT humbuckers, coil-tap mini toggles, and locking tuners. Its 625 mm scale, 42.9 mm nut, and Pattern Thin neck profile give shoppers concrete measurements to compare against their preferences.

The biggest purchasing question is the conflicting tremolo information. The pickup switching details could also use clarification, and specifications alone cannot establish how the guitar sounds, feels, or performs after setup. At $2,099, the listed U.S. Manufacture and included gig bag are useful purchase details, but buyers should verify the bridge configuration and exact switching behavior before placing an order.