PRS S2 Mira 594 Dark Cherry SB

PRS S2 Mira 594 Dark Cherry SB review

The PRS S2 Mira 594 Dark Cherry SB is a U.S.-made electric guitar with a mahogany body, a set mahogany neck, a rosewood fingerboard, and two 58/15 LT humbuckers. Its Dark Cherry Sunburst finish gives the instrument a warm, relatively natural appearance, according to one owner's report. The finish and body shape were described as a good match, with a modern look that still feels recognizably PRS.

The guitar became available in October 2025, carries item number 625323, and has a listed price of 2059. It comes with a gig bag. No separate case is included. Those details place it firmly in the premium range, where the quality of the neck, switching options, and overall setup matter as much as the headline specifications.

Construction and feel

The mahogany body has no separate top listed. The set neck is also mahogany, and its Pattern Thin profile is intended for a relatively slim feel in the hand. The rosewood fingerboard has PRS bird inlays, a 10-inch radius, and 22 frets. Scale length is 625 mm, with a nut width of 42.9 mm.

One owner described the guitar's playability and build quality as excellent, and praised its modern feel. That is a useful real-world impression, though it does not replace an individual setup check. The same player noted that the neck needed adjustment after winter, attributing the change to conditions in a home studio. Seasonal movement is not unusual for a wooden instrument, so players should expect to check relief and tuning stability when temperature and humidity shift.

Pickups and controls

The Mira 594 uses two 58/15 LT humbuckers, with one volume control, one tone control, and a three-way toggle switch. Two mini toggle switches provide coil tapping. The owner feedback was especially enthusiastic about this part of the guitar, describing the tapped sounds as a substantial tonal change rather than a subtle variation. The switches offer a direct way to access a brighter, leaner character while keeping the familiar humbucker setup available.

That response is subjective, and the supplied feedback does not give detailed settings or recordings. Still, it points to the guitar's central practical advantage: players can move between fuller humbucker sounds and tapped tones using the onboard switches, without changing instruments. The pickup system is listed as HH, meaning two humbuckers.

Tremolo specification needs confirmation

The supplied specifications conflict on the bridge. A short specification list says "Tremolo: None," while the detailed feature list names a PRS patented tremolo. These descriptions cannot both be accurate for the same configuration. Check the exact instrument listing or confirm with the seller before purchase, particularly if bridge type is a deciding factor. The guitar is also listed with nickel hardware and PRS Phase III locking tuners.

What owners say

The available owner comments are strongly positive. One player praised the sound, playability, and build quality, calling it an excellent modern instrument. Another highlighted the finish, saying it appeared more natural than red in person and suited the guitar's shape. The comments also express strong loyalty to PRS, but they do not include measured comparisons or enough detail to establish how the guitar performs across different amplifiers, playing styles, or recording setups.

That makes the feedback most useful as an impression of the instrument's immediate appeal. Buyers can reasonably take note of the reported feel, finish, and useful coil-tap range, while treating broad claims about brand superiority as personal opinion.

Verdict

The PRS S2 Mira 594 Dark Cherry SB has a clear specification-led appeal: mahogany construction, a slim neck profile, a rosewood fingerboard, two 58/15 LT humbuckers, and separate coil-tap switches. Its 625 mm scale and 22 frets complete a straightforward layout, while the included gig bag makes it ready to transport. The reported playing experience is encouraging, with particular praise for its sound and finish.

The main point to resolve before ordering is the contradictory tremolo information. Confirm whether the specific guitar has the PRS patented tremolo or a fixed bridge, and check setup condition on arrival. With that clarified, this looks like a versatile, carefully finished PRS for players who want humbucker weight with quick access to tapped tones.