Is there a guitar you're SURE you'll never part with??

[JTyson]

It actually started out to be faded blue-jean, but its kinda morphed into a color all its own. It does kinda look greenish in that pic. the finish is so thin, it seems to age quickly ( I guess ) When I got it, it was new, but already 4-5 years old. Had been in a dealer's office stash all that time. I wont be getting rid of it, its the most resonant guitar I've ever played. I never really thought that was too big a deal until I played this one, it wasent plugged in the first time I played it, but I could feel it as well as hear it, never had anything like it. I played one of the new ME's 3 weeks ago, they are prettier, but not as resonant. My McCartys (which I love) are pretty resonant, if you put your ears near (6") from the headstock, you can hear them resonate, but this one, you can hear just sitting down with it, I guess its the Brazilian RW neck, and the finish being so thin. I caught the dealer in a bind, and got lucky. I had to let go of a ton of stuff to get it, but I have been very happy with it.

Soooo.....Faded Blue Jean PRS Modern Eagle /w solid Rosewood neck? Shit....I had better start a savings acct devoted to financing this guitar....its like....6/7 grand...

When these were released, they were 8 grand ( i would never pay that ) the newer ones are less, but they are indian RW, they dont ring the same, and the finish appears to be thicker (?) There appears to be a lot of difference in the tone from ax to ax, Brad said he ran into this also. They are all very good, but some are absolutely magical. I never heard that much of a difference in the Braz RW fingerboards, but the necks appear to be a different story. Look for a used older one, with the BRW neck, instead of the newer ones, I've seen a few come up on Birds and Moons, that were mint, but they were almost as much as I paid for mine new

 

[Subclavian]

my '81 les paul custom


no way no how never

 

[Robotechnology]

My problem is that instead of one, I have at least one DOZEN guitars that I'd never part with. Wish is was only 2 or 3. My life would be easier

 

[James Lugo]

I've had this one for 30 years now (Original owner). My Great Grandmother bought this for me, and barring needing some organs transplanted, this stays

That's worth keepin. Love it!

Probably none of my Pauls

 

[Digital Jams]

My problem is that instead of one, I have at least one DOZEN guitars that I'd never part with. Wish is was only 2 or 3. My life would be easier

I have 5-6 that will go nowhere, took long enough to find them and I am not as lucky as others that sell the best guitar I have ever played" crowd Took awhile to get the ones I have