Recent content by EveryAxeAGem

It's a brand new release actually. Fresh off the ovens. I just could not get past the similarity. My main message for this thread is simply, imitation is the sincerest flattery. Well done PRS.

When were PRS gonna tell us about this new wood library limited run? Just look at the exclusive private stock stains on offer. There's Iceberg Fade, Graphite, Glacier Blue and McCarty Glow! http://www.gibson.com/products/electric-guitars/2017/custom/les-paul-standard-rock-top.aspx#CSLPSTDPSL11085

http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b6mhhs/global_guitar This is interesting on so many levels. - Never knew my leisure interest would be someone else' Work Work Work! - Oh the number of pages! - The number of independent musicians globally increased to six times during the period of...

Imagine a time in the future and assume we haven't blown the planet up. You're a consumer from the newly minted global middle class of China, Brazil, India. You're a subset of a 4 billionish population that gets interested in guitar. You want a quality instrument that doubles as art from an...

When it comes to neck woods, it's safe to say PRS has run the whole gamut short of Rivendell Rosewood and Numenorean Mahogany. What has been your favourite neck wood, and why? What has been the most exotic neck wood you've seen?

Nice video by Rob Chapman & Lee Anderton where near the end, Lee declares that PRS is now a modern classic! Somewhere around the 34:10 mark.

Interesting video PRS made about electric guitar tonewoods. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155066995815639&id=79123655638

I think we can all agree two things are undesirable: Inappropriate content and open conflict between forum members. While eagerly trying to help PRS manage the former, we should also be mindful not to inadvertently create or contribute to the latter. There must exist a point where we transit...

I think with PS guitars the added value is that Paul personally inspects every guitar. For PS guitars that's what the signature represents, as compared with guitars signed on social occasions.

Will we ever see a repeat of the 50's and 60's where electric guitar values actually appreciated over time, with some specimens becoming treasured as rare vintage stradivarius-like instruments? What has the possibility to appreciate in this modern age of popular mass-producers alongside lesser...

Found a couple of nice new PRS videos in YouTube. One's about the collection series guitars, while the other's a hoot.

The true question is, why bother? I'm over here having all the fun and awe with my SE Bernie Marsden, and they're over there bitter and devoid. The killer vibrations from my killer power chords from my killer BM will drown out any pipsqueak molecular air agitations they can contrive. Come...

Perhaps the reason for 600 boutique pickup makers is because none of the top guitar brands sell their premium pickups separately. I don't remember you could ever buy a custom bucker loose from Gibson. I also think if loose pickups were that big a source of revenue and profit, these companies...

Its been more than a year since this amazing thread went off radar. As far as I know it's the only thread if its kind!

A secret 18th century cache of old growth kingwood, lignum vitae, snakewood, african blackwood and pernambuco has been discovered under stevensville.