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PRS for Music has launched legal proceedings against Valve under the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 for using PRS-represented music in Steam games without a licence. The organisation says Valve has not obtained the necessary licences for works used in titles including GTA, FIFA/EA FC, and Forza Horizon, despite years of engagement, and it seeks retroactive and ongoing licences as the case proceeds.
The PRS SE McCarty 594 is a phenomenal value, offering a range of single-coil and humbucker sounds, great dynamic range, and fast playability. The guitar captures the essence of a premium McCarty with its flame-maple veneer top over mahogany body, set neck, and rosewood fretboard. The two low-output 58/15 LT “S” humbucking pickups have an old-school PAF-vibe and are rich with clarity and vintage soul. The SE 594 proves that affordable doesn’t require sacrifice of quality or sound, making it a steal for a guitar that looks more expensive and has the tonal range, stability, and quality to make it a gigging workhorse.
Periphery's Jake Bowen, Mark Holcomb, and Misha Mansoor showcase their signature gear from Ibanez, PRS, Jackson, Seymour Duncan, DiMarzio, Bare Knuckle, and Peavey. They discuss the evolutions of their signature gear and how everything meshes and molds together for the greater, Transformer-like machine that is Periphery. They also talk about their use of digital modelers to shape and shift their sound.