classy and vibey, but almost has that 60’s style,
pawnshop look. I’m super proud of it and feel
like it is one of the best guitars he makes.
[WM] Jeffrey, you have a very unique
relationship with PRS. How do you describe
the providence of you ending up becoming a
PRS guy?
[Jeffrey] As I was leading worship from the
electric guitar, it felt true to who I am, and God
orchestrated all of the details. The relationship
with them as a company started with a
conversation with a brother who said, “I’ve got
one, you can try it out.” Similar to what James
said about Elliott guitars, PRS guitars can do all
of the sparkly clean stuff, but they also occupy
a sonic space that’s different and is a little
heavier or beefier tone.
As a worship leader standing center stage, one
of the things about Paul Reed Smith guitars
in particular, is that they’re not distracting to
Jeffrey touring with David Cook
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play. You don’t have to fight them, and you
May 2018
WorshipMusician.com