I had a PRS before and made a dumb decision to sell it. Not a mistake I'll make again.
New Guitar Day
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She's a beauty, but clean your dang intake vents!
C@LAg said:purplehayes said:
She's a beauty, but clean your dang intake vents!
And vacuum your couch.
What the heck did you do to your walls??
We all see it...we all see it...
Very nice!
I'm a PRS fanboi.
I'm a PRS fanboi.
I've been playing for about 19 years and have never played a PRS. I don't like super figured tops, and so many PRS's have those. Yours seems to be much less gaudy, which I like.
I need to try some out and see if I need one. I still need a 335 style guitar. My current guitar wish is the olive drab green ES-345 that Bradley Cooper is playing in a Star is Born. From the second he came on screen playing that guitar, I wanted it.
I want this guitar
I need to try some out and see if I need one. I still need a 335 style guitar. My current guitar wish is the olive drab green ES-345 that Bradley Cooper is playing in a Star is Born. From the second he came on screen playing that guitar, I wanted it.
I want this guitar
Sweet, congrats. Seems like every time I've sold a guitar I regretted it later.
gggmann said:
Sweet, congrats. Seems like every time I've sold a guitar I regretted it later.
I've had the same experience.
It's the CE model. Still American made, but the tops aren't as figured and the top carve is a little less dramatic. It's also a bolt on model as opposed to set neck.
What are we talking about? The blue or the beat to hell wall from kids going by?
Ranger #007 said:
What are we talking about? The blue or the beat to hell wall from kids going by?
Why not both?
Nice tobacco color. I pulled the trigger on a custom 22 a few years ago. At some point I may get a 24.
Beautiful Axe!
I have an SE Custom 24. I just can't stomach the cost of a Maryland PRS.
I need to get a new nut. The factory one
on this one is horrible. But it plays like butter.
I have an SE Custom 24. I just can't stomach the cost of a Maryland PRS.
I need to get a new nut. The factory one
on this one is horrible. But it plays like butter.
Nice. Very jealous
gigemags-99 said:Ranger #007 said:
What are we talking about? The blue or the beat to hell wall from kids going by?
Why not both?
Well the blue is awesome so that's just absurd.
SitonapotatopanOtis said:
Beautiful Axe!
I have an SE Custom 24. I just can't stomach the cost of a Maryland PRS.
I need to get a new nut. The factory one
on this one is horrible. But it plays like butter.
They're definitely steep. I thought about grabbing one of the SEs and upgrading, but by the time I did that I'd have been pretty close to the price tag of the US models. You can find good prices used though.
I'm already intrigued by the new SE Custom 24 408 they announced Thursday night though.
That one's awesome. The flame is just absurd.
Would love a PRS, Just can't ever justify the cost. Stupid responsibilities.
I found a guy on etsy recently that does engraved wooden guitar hangers. Here was the finished products I got three weeks ago to match my signature EVH, Johnny Cash, and Ben Harper guitars.
The photo doesn't do the wood work justice but I highly recommend this merchant. He's the best I've ever dealt with on the internet and can customize just about whatever you want.
Also had this guy make some other custom ones for gifts including John Lennon, SRV, John Bell, Michael Houser, and Billy Nershi. They've all come out so good.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RevolutionDesigns1
The photo doesn't do the wood work justice but I highly recommend this merchant. He's the best I've ever dealt with on the internet and can customize just about whatever you want.
Also had this guy make some other custom ones for gifts including John Lennon, SRV, John Bell, Michael Houser, and Billy Nershi. They've all come out so good.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RevolutionDesigns1
I've wanted a PRS since I played one at a guitar shop in high school in the 80s. Since then I've bought and sold: a PRS SE (Korean), 2 American Strats, 1 American Tele, 1 Gibson Les Paul, 3 Martin Acoustics, 2 Taylor Acoustics, and several other guitars (Schector, Squier, Steinberger, others).
I regret every single guitar I sold, but sacrifices have to be made to fuel my addiction. One of my biggest regrets in life was passing on a PRS Hollowbody for $1,750 in 2012.
Enjoy that guitar.
I regret every single guitar I sold, but sacrifices have to be made to fuel my addiction. One of my biggest regrets in life was passing on a PRS Hollowbody for $1,750 in 2012.
Enjoy that guitar.
Ranger #007 said:
That one's awesome. The flame is just absurd.
Its a 10 Top which is why the patterning is so intense. I was after a different one at the shop but absolutely could not pass on this one when I saw it.
If you really want to see some guitar porn, search for PRS private stock.
I've checked those out many times. I'd love to be able to order one some day. Their wood library stuff is amazing.
I've never played one so my opinion is based on ignorance - I don't normally like the 335 style. I'm more of an 80's EVH type player.DallasTeleAg said:
I've been playing for about 19 years and have never played a PRS. I don't like super figured tops, and so many PRS's have those. Yours seems to be much less gaudy, which I like.
I need to try some out and see if I need one. I still need a 335 style guitar. My current guitar wish is the olive drab green ES-345 that Bradley Cooper is playing in a Star is Born. From the second he came on screen playing that guitar, I wanted it.
I want this guitar
Having said that - I freaking love the olive/army green 335. I wish I'd grabbed one of the Chris Cornell's that came about around 2013. It was above my pay grade at the time but inflation is far outpacing my raises
These are 9K plus now since they only made a few hundred.edit: As much as I can chugga chugga away on an open D/dropped D rhythm or open chord riff, I need a 335 in my stable.
Staff - take out the trash.
Yeah. Would love a Chris Cornell 335, but no way am I paying that price for one. I think the original was listed at $2,700 when it was first release. Man, to go back then and buy one.
I haven't played a 335 that speaks to me, yet. My ES-330 is my #2, and sounds/plays better than any 335 I have played, at this point.
I haven't played a 335 that speaks to me, yet. My ES-330 is my #2, and sounds/plays better than any 335 I have played, at this point.
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it's not technically new guitar day (yet) and certainly not quite as cool as cornell's 335 but i put in my order for the below last friday and should be shipping to me in march. pretty excited and unfortunately i'm not good at being patient but will update the thread when it arrives (obviously not my picture but same guitar).
Nice!
I had to wait a week for mine to get here. Waiting two months? Man, that would feel like an eternity.
I had to wait a week for mine to get here. Waiting two months? Man, that would feel like an eternity.
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yeah...they're back ordered like crazy. what are your thoughts on yours? what color did you go with?
can't wait for mine.
can't wait for mine.
Cool. I love P90s. They just break up so nicely.
I just meant my PRS. I like it though. Plays great. Nice fast neck. The push/pull pot offers some more range which is pretty solid. It's also significantly lighter than my LP style Warmoth which is nice.
Nice. I had recently sold an Olive Drab Green ES-330 like this one:
http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/2018/Memphis/ES-330-VOS.aspx
I felt I didn't need two 330's and there is something special that a Bigsby adds to the tone of a hollow-body guitar, so I kept that one.
The Casino is a good guitar. My one mod I would do is replacing the pickups. I don't know what type of electronics come stock in the Casino.
http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/2018/Memphis/ES-330-VOS.aspx
I felt I didn't need two 330's and there is something special that a Bigsby adds to the tone of a hollow-body guitar, so I kept that one.
The Casino is a good guitar. My one mod I would do is replacing the pickups. I don't know what type of electronics come stock in the Casino.
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beauty!
i haven't played quite enough to worry about the pickups just yet. i think the p90s should tide me over as i grow but i'll be back here when it's time for some advice for sure.
i haven't played quite enough to worry about the pickups just yet. i think the p90s should tide me over as i grow but i'll be back here when it's time for some advice for sure.
I'm sure you will love it.
What amp are you playing through?
What amp are you playing through?
I actually made an offer today, on Reverb, for a PRS S2 Semi Hollow guitar. Sometimes you are just browsing, and you see the possibility for a great deal!
This weekend, I ordered around $500 in parts. A set of used Lollar Novel 90 pickups to put in my LP Classic, an Emerson electronics kit to install in the same guitar (has CTS/Emerson pots and Emerson PIO caps), a couple of pre-fabbed treble bleed cap/resistor sets, and several PIO caps of various values to play around with. Also purchased a set of nut/bridge files.
I want to try out a set of the Lollar 90's in my LP Classic as well as some Filtertrons to see how they sound. Currently, it has a set of Classic '57's, but I never play it because my LP Standard with the Seymour Duncan Antiquities sounds, feels, and plays better.
The two guitars I am currently hunting for are a Gibson Les Paul Special in TV yellow, and that Drab Green ES-345. The TV Yellow Special is one I am very particular about. Needs to have good visual grain and single-cutaway. I would also prefer to get a good deal on it. I stopped buying new guitars years ago, and refuse to pay new guitar prices unless I just happen across one I cannot live without.
This weekend, I ordered around $500 in parts. A set of used Lollar Novel 90 pickups to put in my LP Classic, an Emerson electronics kit to install in the same guitar (has CTS/Emerson pots and Emerson PIO caps), a couple of pre-fabbed treble bleed cap/resistor sets, and several PIO caps of various values to play around with. Also purchased a set of nut/bridge files.
I want to try out a set of the Lollar 90's in my LP Classic as well as some Filtertrons to see how they sound. Currently, it has a set of Classic '57's, but I never play it because my LP Standard with the Seymour Duncan Antiquities sounds, feels, and plays better.
The two guitars I am currently hunting for are a Gibson Les Paul Special in TV yellow, and that Drab Green ES-345. The TV Yellow Special is one I am very particular about. Needs to have good visual grain and single-cutaway. I would also prefer to get a good deal on it. I stopped buying new guitars years ago, and refuse to pay new guitar prices unless I just happen across one I cannot live without.
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right now just a spark 40 but currently looking...any recommendations?
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Ranger #007 said:
I just meant my PRS. I like it though. Plays great. Nice fast neck. The push/pull pot offers some more range which is pretty solid. It's also significantly lighter than my LP style Warmoth which is nice.
ha! of course...i'm an idiot.
that prs is sweet. always loved them and definitely on my wishlist someday.
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