Ringo
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That guitar looks great better than most of the pictures I've seen of the fancy model online.
I ordered a goldtop PRS SE DGT in Jan, still waiting.
I ordered a goldtop PRS SE DGT in Jan, still waiting.
NGD - PRS DGT
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Bruxist
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Incredible. Just wow.
HNGD!
HNGD!
Nice. I want to like PRS but haven’t found the right one yet. But I’m swimming in the SE pool. The SE version of the DGT really has my eye.
New PRS model for me...would appreciate feedback from other owners!
Beautiful!
I can't quite read the inscription on the headstock, but with that figured maple neck I'm assuming it's a Wood Library model, maybe with a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard?
it does have a Brazilian board. I think it is Wood Library.
RobRiggs
Friend of Leo's
Mama always told me I should go to dental school! 
Absolutely beautiful guitar! Play the stripes off that thing!
Absolutely beautiful guitar! Play the stripes off that thing!
10 top! (Or maybe a “12”top).
Congrats….it’s a beauty.
Congrats….it’s a beauty.
I noticed you're in Kentucky - I used to live in Louisville and spent a few years living in Lexington - did you get that one at Willcutts in Lexington? They have gotten some really killer Wood Library models in over the years since that program started.
thank you!
Thank you!Mama always told me I should go to dental school!
Absolutely beautiful guitar! Play the stripes off that thing!
Thanks for sharing this…I live in Versailles these days but grew up in lex & have know BW for like 40 years plus. Eric is a good friend - I always look there but this one popped up at Tone Shop Guitars near Dallas - I’d never heard of the shop but this guitar to my eye & specs was the one.
I've not heard of Tone Shop Guitars either - I'll have to check out their website. Over the years I've gotten a few things from Willcutts - mostly from Eric but a couple from Brandon as well.
They've come a long way from what they were when I lived in Lexington (fall of 1985-summer of 1991); back then they were only in the "house" location in the church parking lot - it was still blue then, it's white now. As a poor grad student (and first post-college job but still paying off student loans) I couldn't afford anything but strings and picks while I was living in the city; my purchasing from them came when I was back in Louisville in the 2000s.
