R Russell New Member Joined Nov 21, 2021 Messages 5 Nov 21, 2021 #1 I am about to buy a Tremonti Artist with an East Indian rosewood neck that has an indented serial number instead of the normal hand written one.
I am about to buy a Tremonti Artist with an East Indian rosewood neck that has an indented serial number instead of the normal hand written one.
HoovHead New Member Joined Jan 9, 2020 Messages 33 Location Bartlett, IL Nov 21, 2021 #2 I have an Artist Package P245 with a rosewood neck and the serial number is stamped along with the year.
I have an Artist Package P245 with a rosewood neck and the serial number is stamped along with the year.
R Russell New Member Joined Nov 21, 2021 Messages 5 Nov 21, 2021 #3 Thanks HoovHead! I pulled the trigger on it. It looks like that’s common to solid rosewood necks like artist and private stock.
Thanks HoovHead! I pulled the trigger on it. It looks like that’s common to solid rosewood necks like artist and private stock.
Bowtiefanatc Confirmed Bird Snob Joined Mar 29, 2014 Messages 3,764 Location Denver, CO Nov 21, 2021 #4 All rosewood necks are imprinted
R Russell New Member Joined Nov 21, 2021 Messages 5 Nov 21, 2021 #5 Bowtiefanatc said: All rosewood necks are imprinted Click to expand... Thanks. I was concerned. I wonder why they do that.
Bowtiefanatc said: All rosewood necks are imprinted Click to expand... Thanks. I was concerned. I wonder why they do that.
Herr Squid I was severely impressed Joined Aug 19, 2012 Messages 2,111 Nov 21, 2021 #6 That's totally normal. I think because the wood doesn't have a finish sealing the wood, they don't write on it with a pen and make a smeary mess.
That's totally normal. I think because the wood doesn't have a finish sealing the wood, they don't write on it with a pen and make a smeary mess.
R Russell New Member Joined Nov 21, 2021 Messages 5 Nov 21, 2021 #7 Herr Squid said: That's totally normal. I think because the wood doesn't have a finish sealing the wood, they don't write on it with a pen and make a smeary mess. Click to expand... Oh. That makes sense.
Herr Squid said: That's totally normal. I think because the wood doesn't have a finish sealing the wood, they don't write on it with a pen and make a smeary mess. Click to expand... Oh. That makes sense.
dogrocketp I drank the PRS kool aid, and it was tasty! Joined Apr 28, 2013 Messages 4,934 Location Washington, DC Nov 21, 2021 #8 Rosewood and cocobolo are very oily, the numbers won’t stick well or last long because of it. That’s why they don’t need finish.
Rosewood and cocobolo are very oily, the numbers won’t stick well or last long because of it. That’s why they don’t need finish.
R Russell New Member Joined Nov 21, 2021 Messages 5 Nov 21, 2021 #9 dogrocketp said: Rosewood and cocobolo are very oily, the numbers won’t stick well or last long because of it. That’s why they don’t need finish. Click to expand... That’s a good explanation.
dogrocketp said: Rosewood and cocobolo are very oily, the numbers won’t stick well or last long because of it. That’s why they don’t need finish. Click to expand... That’s a good explanation.
ViperDoc Plugged In. Joined Nov 26, 2013 Messages 4,874 Location The Flipside Nov 21, 2021 #10 Any neck that is not film-finished, which usually means rosewoods as previously mentioned.