PRS S2 Mira 594 Satin Matcha Green

PRS S2 Mira 594 Satin Matcha Green: Technical Review

The PRS S2 Mira 594 Satin Matcha Green is a U.S.-made electric guitar with a mahogany body and set-in mahogany neck. Its rosewood fingerboard has 22 frets and bird inlays. The listed price is 1,799, with availability beginning in October 2025. No customer reviews are available for this product, so this assessment is based only on the published specifications. It does not report playing impressions or claim a particular sound or level of comfort.

The Satin Matcha Green finish is the stated color, and the specifications list no separate top. That makes the mahogany body the only body wood identified. Nickel hardware completes the listed hardware specification. The guitar includes a gig bag, while a hard case is not included. These details establish what comes with the instrument, but the available information does not specify the bag's construction or protective features.

Neck and playing dimensions

The neck profile is Pattern Thin, and the fingerboard radius is 254 mm (10 inches). The scale length is 625 mm, or about 24.6 inches, while the nut width is 42.9 mm (1.69 inches). Those measurements provide useful reference points when comparing the Mira with other guitars. A shorter scale than many common 25.5-inch designs means the frets are spaced more closely along the neck, but the specifications alone cannot establish how any player will find the feel.

The 22-fret layout and bird fingerboard inlays are clearly stated. The information does not give fret material, fret dimensions, neck depth measurements, or a detailed setup. Buyers who have specific preferences about those points should confirm them with the seller or PRS before purchase. The set-in neck construction is also specified, but no construction details beyond the joint type and mahogany neck are supplied.

Pickups and controls

The pickup configuration is HH, with two 58/15 LT humbuckers. Controls comprise one volume knob, one tone knob, and a three-way toggle switch. Two mini-toggle switches provide coil tapping, according to the product details. This arrangement offers a defined set of switching options: pickup selection through the main toggle and coil-tap functions through the two smaller switches. The published information does not explain the exact switching combinations or whether each mini-toggle affects a particular pickup, so that wiring should be checked if it matters to your setup.

The humbucker and coil-tap specifications identify the available pickup hardware and control functions, not the exact tone. There are no output measurements, wiring diagrams, or recorded examples in the supplied data. A buyer should therefore treat descriptions of brightness, output, or suitability for specific genres as unverified unless supported by separate evidence.

Tremolo specification needs clarification

There is a material inconsistency in the supplied specifications. One entry says "Tremolo: None," while the detailed feature list names a PRS patented tremolo. Both statements cannot describe the same installed hardware accurately. The listing also specifies PRS Phase III locking tuning machines, but that does not resolve the tremolo conflict. Confirm the bridge configuration for the exact instrument being sold before ordering, particularly if a fixed bridge or tremolo is a deciding factor.

What the specifications establish

The listed facts describe a mahogany-bodied guitar with a set-in mahogany neck, a rosewood fingerboard, two 58/15 LT humbuckers, and coil-tap switches. The scale, nut width, fingerboard radius, and fret count give a useful outline of its dimensions. They do not provide measured weight, neck thickness, factory string gauge, included setup details, or a full electronics schematic. The model name includes "594," but the listed scale is 625 mm; use the published measurement rather than assuming a dimension from the name.

At a listed price of 1,799, the practical purchase decision depends on confirming the unresolved bridge detail and checking any specifications that are important to your needs. The guitar is stated to be made in the USA and includes a gig bag. With no customer feedback available, there is no basis here for claims about reliability, finish quality, or real-world performance. The strongest assessment is a careful reading of the documented features, with the tremolo discrepancy treated as a point to verify before purchase.