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richedie
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I'll tell ya, my PRS is becoming unusable in a jam or live situation.
I have gotten uses to using the neck pickup for clean tones. I roll the volume down till the neck pickup is clean and when I want a clean tone I just switch to the neck pickup, no need to hit the pedalboard. I love that. Problem with the PRS, is no neck volume. Maybe I could sell my CE22 and get a DGT since they were smart to have two volume controls on the DGT....or I stick 100% with
Right now I am only using my LP's and my SG.
Although since I don't have a strat any longer and don't really like strats I might keep my CE around for the single coil like tones. They sound as good on this guitar as the strat I sold.
Shame because I was going to install some new Duncans and change the 5 way rotary to a toggle and split pots, but what is the point if I don't have a neck volume. Don't know what PRS was thinking when they decided to make a ton of guitars without a neck volume
I have gotten uses to using the neck pickup for clean tones. I roll the volume down till the neck pickup is clean and when I want a clean tone I just switch to the neck pickup, no need to hit the pedalboard. I love that. Problem with the PRS, is no neck volume. Maybe I could sell my CE22 and get a DGT since they were smart to have two volume controls on the DGT....or I stick 100% with
Right now I am only using my LP's and my SG.
Although since I don't have a strat any longer and don't really like strats I might keep my CE around for the single coil like tones. They sound as good on this guitar as the strat I sold.
Shame because I was going to install some new Duncans and change the 5 way rotary to a toggle and split pots, but what is the point if I don't have a neck volume. Don't know what PRS was thinking when they decided to make a ton of guitars without a neck volume