PRS SE Silver Sky Laurel Green LH

PRS SE Silver Sky Laurel Green LH review

The PRS SE Silver Sky Laurel Green LH is a left-handed, six-string electric guitar built around the familiar ST-style format. Its specifications include a poplar body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and three 635JM "S" single-coil pickups. It is a John Mayer signature model, with the 635JM neck profile and small bird-shaped fingerboard inlays among its identifying details.

The guitar became available in September 2026, with item number 652683 and a listed price of 735. No currency is specified in the supplied information. It comes with a gig bag, but not a hard case. For left-handed players seeking this model in Laurel Green, that combination of a defined signature specification and a dedicated left-handed build is the main point of interest.

Build and playing feel

The supplied player feedback describes a satin-feeling neck that moves smoothly under the fretting hand. That is a useful practical observation, particularly for players who prefer a less glossy neck surface. The neck profile is listed as 635JM, while the rosewood fingerboard has an 8.5-inch radius and 22 frets. The scale length is 648 mm, and the nut width is 42 mm.

The same owner reports finding no fret problems, no buzzing, and apparently accurate intonation on their example. They felt little need for an immediate setup, though they were considering having one done later. Those are observations from one new guitar, not a guarantee that every instrument will arrive with identical setup or fretwork. Still, the report suggests that this particular instrument was playable straight out of the bag.

The body is poplar, with no separate top listed. The Laurel Green finish gives the model its distinctive color, while the bird-shaped inlays add a recognizable PRS detail to the fingerboard. The overall specification stays close to a straightforward ST-style electric guitar rather than adding unusual controls or construction features.

Pickups and controls

Three 635JM "S" single-coil pickups provide the specified SSS layout. The controls comprise one master volume, two tone controls, and a five-way pickup selector. That arrangement offers familiar switching for players accustomed to three-pickup ST-style guitars, with pickup combinations selected through the five-way switch.

The owner's early impression was that all three pickups sounded bright. The feedback does not give measured output levels or detailed comparisons between selector positions, so it is best read as a firsthand tonal description rather than a broader claim about the model. There is enough information to establish the pickup type and control layout, but not to make precise claims about frequency response, noise performance, or recording behavior.

Vintage-style tremolo in use

The guitar is fitted with a vintage-style tremolo. Its owner says they used it heavily during the first week and had not noticed the guitar going out of tune. That is encouraging feedback about the individual instrument's tuning stability under their use. It does not establish how the guitar will behave with every string choice, setup, or playing style, but it gives prospective buyers a concrete first impression rather than a specification alone.

For a player who uses the tremolo regularly, setup and string installation remain relevant to how well any guitar holds tuning. The supplied review does not describe those details, so there is no basis for attributing the result to a particular adjustment or technique. What it does report is simple: this owner used the arm and was satisfied with tuning stability after a week.

Verdict

The PRS SE Silver Sky Laurel Green LH brings a clear set of specifications to left-handed players: a 635JM-profile maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets, three single-coil pickups, and a vintage-style tremolo. The owner feedback adds positive early impressions of the satin-feeling neck, clean fretwork, bright pickup sound, and tremolo tuning stability. These reports come from one user's first week, so they should not be treated as a long-term durability assessment.

The included gig bag is practical for transport, but buyers who need the protection of a hard case should account for purchasing one separately. Based on the available details, this model is a focused option for left-handed players who want the John Mayer signature design in Laurel Green, with familiar ST-style controls and a specific PRS neck profile. The strongest reason to consider it is the combination of that left-handed configuration and the reported comfortable playing feel.