Introduce yourself!

JimT said:
Hello everyone! Jim here. I reside in the U.K. And have been playing for about 3-4 years. I've just very recently received my first prs through the post, absolutely amazed! I won't tell you what it is as I'd like to do a NGD thread! Thought I'd join the forum to gain more knowledge about everything prs, and hopefully one day be able to share some to. Cheers
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Congrats on your first, Jim. Great name too! ;)
 
Hello, Steve signing in from Castle Donington, UK (annual Monsters of Rock venue).
I've just bought and played my first PRS, a green 2001 Santana SE. I can't believe just how good a guitar it is, especially for a £225 eBay acquisition. It certainly got me out of playing the same old riffs etc from habit; I was throwing new ideas around within five minutes. A great neck, low action and machine heads that hold tune like glue. The only crit I have is that it's a little awkward to balance when playing seated but I'm sure I'll adapt.
I can see my other guitars getting very jealous of this little gem. :D
 
Hi guys and girls,

Longtime PRS user (2000) from Australia who has finally decided that he should finally bite the bullet and join the 'official' forum :)

A self confessed CE zealot:D
 
Gonzo71 said:
Hi guys and girls,

Longtime PRS user (2000) from Australia who has finally decided that he should finally bite the bullet and join the 'official' forum :)

A self confessed CE zealot:D
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Howdy! Welcome to the forum!
 
Hi everyone! Dom from Quebec Canada here. im a prs geek and just found out about this place. i don't have a prs right now but im going to aquire one very soon so stay tuned for some zillion pics and videos haha
 
Mattsiatti said:
You can't go wrong, fantastic guitars! Which one you thinking of?
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3 years ago i made a deal with my girlfriend that i would pay all her school fees to become a nurse and then for my 30th birthday she would stack some money to get me a fine PRS. depending how much she ends up stacking (im turning 30 next year) i will be getting a Custom 22 or a S2 custom 22. I've been seeing the damn thing in my dreams for 10 years hahaha
 
Long over due
I was out searching for that one good guitar that I would keep forever that was in 1989 after trying everything in the shops in and around the South East area of the UK. I walked into my local store who were a big Ibanez dealer and there sat two 2nd hand PRS guitars a custom 24 quilted 10 top and a Maple topped CE.
Well they were actually about 4 weeks 2nd hand as their owner had decided to chop them in for a couple of Ibanez models. I played the custom 24 but it had the old style standard neck and the CE had a wide fat which just felt unlike anything I had played, sort of now everything was right with my world everything seemed easier and sounded awesome. I did not know who or what PRS was back then, but that guitar got my head spinning its still the guitar that makes me way better than I am and when people ask to play it they want it. My best mate bought the custom 24 and promptly got a local luthier to carve the standard neck to as close as he could to the profile of mine. 28 years later its still an awesome guitar.

As a PRS fan looking forward to contributing to the forum.
 
Jez said:
Long over due
I was out searching for that one good guitar that I would keep forever that was in 1989 after trying everything in the shops in and around the South East area of the UK. I walked into my local store who were a big Ibanez dealer and there sat two 2nd hand PRS guitars a custom 24 quilted 10 top and a Maple topped CE.
Well they were actually about 4 weeks 2nd hand as their owner had decided to chop them in for a couple of Ibanez models. I played the custom 24 but it had the old style standard neck and the CE had a wide fat which just felt unlike anything I had played, sort of now everything was right with my world everything seemed easier and sounded awesome. I did not know who or what PRS was back then, but that guitar got my head spinning its still the guitar that makes me way better than I am and when people ask to play it they want it. My best mate bought the custom 24 and promptly got a local luthier to carve the standard neck to as close as he could to the profile of mine. 28 years later its still an awesome guitar.

As a PRS fan looking forward to contributing to the forum.
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Awesome story! Welcome to the Forum!
 
Greetings! As my name here implies, I am a blues guy and have been playing blues and blues-influenced rock and originals for more than 50 years. I might be an older dog but am still actively playing music in a band called Thunder Wolf here in Summerville, S.C. I am originally from Nashua, New Hampshire, but have called many places home. Thanks to the Air Force, I was stationed during the "Cold War" years in Maine, West Berlin in Germany, and Keflavik, Iceland. However, I have also called Maine, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, Texas and South Carolina home at various times since.

I have seen a lot of good instruments come and go from my personal stable, but until a few weeks ago I had never owned a PRS. However, I took the plunge in January with Sweetwater and now own a Black Gold Burst SC-594. I'm kinda kicking myself now for waiting so dang long to own one.

Anyway, I am glad to be here and glad to be part of the PRS Family. Rock on!!!!!!
 
Bluesdog Paul said:
Greetings! As my name here implies, I am a blues guy and have been playing blues and blues-influenced rock and originals for more than 50 years. I might be an older dog but am still actively playing music in a band called Thunder Wolf here in Summerville, S.C. I am originally from Nashua, New Hampshire, but have called many places home. Thanks to the Air Force, I was stationed during the "Cold War" years in Maine, West Berlin in Germany, and Keflavik, Iceland. However, I have also called Maine, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, Texas and South Carolina home at various times since.

I have seen a lot of good instruments come and go from my personal stable, but until a few weeks ago I had never owned a PRS. However, I took the plunge in January with Sweetwater and now own a Black Gold Burst SC-594. I'm kinda kicking myself now for waiting so dang long to own one.

Anyway, I am glad to be here and glad to be part of the PRS Family. Rock on!!!!!!
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Congratulations on a great guitar
 
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