In this one I’m revisiting a tune I wrote a while back and letting the new PRS MT15 MKII do what it does best: big, aggressive riffs with that tight, percussive feel. The whole clip is basically a vibe check—just me leaning into the “heat” of the part and letting the amp speak, no over-explaining, just straight up guitar tone and energy. If you’re here for chunky rhythm tones and that modern high-gain punch in a small head, this is exactly the lane. I’m running the MT15 MKII into a Suhr Pete Thorn 2x12 loaded with Creamback 75s, and I’m keeping it real-world with the kind of rig I’d actually use for tracking and loud rehearsals. This is the kind of setup where you can hear how the amp reacts under a riff—tight low end, clear aggression, and enough cut to stay present. The takeaway: the MT15 MKII is a killer little head for heavy riffing, and it absolutely brings the heat when you lean into it.