GRANKOR
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is that some weird two tone finish or reflection of light where the top is carved?
the rossness
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PRS is one of those company's I want to like, but just can't.
dooredge
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GRANKOR":33znn013 said:
Just a weird reflection. Here's the stock image on the PRS site.
thiswaythatway
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This is one of my most favorite guitars I've owned.
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guitarman967
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Weird how most folks round here dont like the Paul Reeds. Possibly too versatile to play 80's rock. And Doug Alldrich doesnt play one.
spirit7
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PRS destroys all your Charvels. Fact.
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Badronald
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guitarman967":1g9pr5mh said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
barnesjd
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the rossness":2100ytd5 said:
+1
I've never felt like I have to have one like I do with Gibsons. I feel like I need one of each. Hell I even feel like I need a Fender occasionally. I think PRS just lacks that burned-in image of all the guitarists I've loved since growing up using their gear. I try not to be a name-brand guy, but I only feel compelled to buy iconic guitars.
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guitarman967
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Sorry, Steve Stevens.my bad.Badronald":1pav0ohi said:guitarman967":1pav0ohi said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
th3m1ke
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I've always loved how PRS looked and sounded but it wasn't until a few years ago where I made the switch. I had Custom Shop ESPs, Ernie Balls high end Ibanez and they were all great, but I was always lusting something more. Finally made a trade for my first real Custom 24 and immediately moved all my gear for more PRS. I love how they feel, sound and just look - everything about them makes me happy. Combine that with befriending a lot of people at the factory and actually finding out the attention to detail that comes into them made it only worse.
Ill never knock anyone for not liking them - different strokes for different folks for sure, I just ask that they give them a fair shot and block out the internets preconceived notions about em'. Theyre one of the few companies I think that are still trying to be innovators and create some new things in the market.
As for the Clint Lowery model its great! Its a slightly longer scale length than typical PRS so it handles the low tunings really really well without being too big of a baritone. It looks mean too with the nickel hardware and pin stripe binding.
Ill never knock anyone for not liking them - different strokes for different folks for sure, I just ask that they give them a fair shot and block out the internets preconceived notions about em'. Theyre one of the few companies I think that are still trying to be innovators and create some new things in the market.
As for the Clint Lowery model its great! Its a slightly longer scale length than typical PRS so it handles the low tunings really really well without being too big of a baritone. It looks mean too with the nickel hardware and pin stripe binding.
tjon
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guitarman967":1t9aucin said:Sorry, Steve Stevens.my bad.Badronald":1t9aucin said:guitarman967":1t9aucin said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
snowdog
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the rossness":fdhwowmm said:
I'm sure they would be willing to bust out some fluorescent paint if you special ordered one.
lespaul6
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guitarman967":fzjvs1ox said:
hahaha.. that was pretty funny. I like my custom 22 a whole lot and all I play is 80's style rock! they are great guitars
Badronald
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guitarman967":2rjlnjwu said:Sorry, Steve Stevens.my bad.Badronald":2rjlnjwu said:guitarman967":2rjlnjwu said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
I'm down for juvenile humor but you just suck at it.
rupe
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Stating your opinion as if it's a fact makes you a douchebag. Fact.spirit7":3n7candl said:
Motorpud
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Can you feel the love?
thiswaythatway
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Badronald":22s2xyn9 said:guitarman967":22s2xyn9 said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
If you see one of those NF3's I posted above give it a whirl. Bolt on with an awesome feeling neck and P90ish sounding pickups. Total shred machine.
dooredge
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Motorpud":6h229c93 said:Can you feel the love?
No doubt, it's a total love fest up in this thread!
I love black guitars, Clint's playing, and the fact that this particular PRS will be well under $14,000!
Badronald
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danyeo":2l9rxwj4 said:Badronald":2l9rxwj4 said:guitarman967":2l9rxwj4 said:
I've never bonded with one or cared for them in the least. They sure are pretty though.
Oh, and I don't play or listen to any 80's music or care what Aldrich uses.
Sorry that I don't fit into your sweeping generalization.
If you see one of those NF3's I posted above give it a whirl. Bolt on with an awesome feeling neck and P90ish sounding pickups. Total shred machine.
I love the look of that thing. PRS makes a great guitar. I try them every chance I get.
I just know if I buy one it'll be for sale for six months and ill buy three American Strats with the proceeds.