Dostradamas
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A two humbucker solid body is the most likely candidate for new guitar gas.
This is very interesting and visually captivating.
Any owners out there wanna talk me into it more?
Been wanting a PRS for many years, maybe this one
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A two humbucker solid body is the most likely candidate for new guitar gas.
This is very interesting and visually captivating.
Any owners out there wanna talk me into it more?
jvin248
Doctor of Teleocity
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It seems like a fun guitar.
Be sure to also check out the S2 Vela.
Moar guits is bestest.
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It seems like a fun guitar.
Be sure to also check out the S2 Vela.
Moar guits is bestest.
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@Dostradamas
I was at PRS when the NF53 was under development. Lots of good ideas went into this guitar, and the narrow-field humbuckers sound great.
If you want to get into this tone without the steeper admission price, check out the PRS NF3 SE. It's sort of a reboot of the original US-made DC3. I have one and it's a tone beast.
I was at PRS when the NF53 was under development. Lots of good ideas went into this guitar, and the narrow-field humbuckers sound great.
If you want to get into this tone without the steeper admission price, check out the PRS NF3 SE. It's sort of a reboot of the original US-made DC3. I have one and it's a tone beast.
Toadtele
Friend of Leo's
I would jump on that in a heartbeat.
If it didn’t have the birds on the neck. I have tried and tried for many years and I still just can’t stand those birds.
If it didn’t have the birds on the neck. I have tried and tried for many years and I still just can’t stand those birds.
regularslinky
Friend of Leo's
For me, those are the most unattractive guitars ever made. Pale fretboard, mismatched grain, that weird photographic negative-looking finish, the birds. Yuck.
Different strokes I guess.
Different strokes I guess.
That's a very interesting design.
Paul makes great guitars.
If you want a PRS, and you like the vaguely-Tele shape, I would give it a go.
I lusted after just one PRS guitar for years myself, and two months ago, I finally found it and bought it.
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Paul makes great guitars.
If you want a PRS, and you like the vaguely-Tele shape, I would give it a go.
I lusted after just one PRS guitar for years myself, and two months ago, I finally found it and bought it.
Okay, so I have never been a PRS guy.....
..but for a very long time, ten years or more, I have coveted a Billy Martin Signature. I just couldn't find one that wasn't beaten up, scratched up, and over-priced. And then last week I bought this lovely specimen off of Guitar Center online. Love it! Great feel, great sounds and tones. I...
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@Dostradamas
I was at PRS when the NF53 was under development. Lots of good ideas went into this guitar, and the narrow-field humbuckers sound great.
If you want to get into this tone without the steeper admission price, check out the PRS NF3 SE. It's sort of a reboot of the original US-made DC3. I have one and it's a tone beast.
The SE's are under 1k and AMS will let me take a year to pay them.
I like the two pickups with space between, and that doghair finish.
I have a couple PRS guitars. An S2 Standard and a limited run CE 24. Both are terrific guitars. In fact, lately they’ve become my ‘go to’s’. The CE has the byrds, the S2 has dot inlays. I love them both.
So, what’s wrong with the Byrds? They gave us some great folk rock, country rock, even psychedelic rock. They should not be so chastised!
So, what’s wrong with the Byrds? They gave us some great folk rock, country rock, even psychedelic rock. They should not be so chastised!
