Paul Reed Smith drops in to dip a rig and unpack the facets of tone—and why he unwound—and destroyed—a set of $10k vintage Fender pickups. Plus, all the fun stuff: What’s it like working with John Mayer? Does Santana’s guitar sound like a tenor sax? Why does David Grissom need every PRS on a music-store wall to play great? And the dudes argue over the big question: What’s better a cheap guitar and an expensive amp, or an expensive guitar and a cheap amp?
Paul Reed Smith Ends the Tonewood Debate

By Rhett Shull,
Rhett Shull
Nashville-based guitarist, YouTube creator, and podcast host of Dipped In Tone.
Zach Broyles
Zach began modifying guitar effects in the mid 2000’s but started building his own circuits after diving deep into how guitar effects worked. Mythos Pedals took a few years to get off the ground but after moving to Nashville and getting a job at Carter Vintage Guitars the future was solidified. The gear industry was where he wanted to be. In late 2017 Zach began chasing the Mythos dream and decided to pursue it as a career full time.