It's always sad when you have to let one go...

[Johnny Rigs]

...but it's easier to process when there are two more coming in behind it.

Polished and conditioned my Stripped '58 last night. Said goodbye and sent it off this morning to it's new home. And one of my Hiland models made it to its new owner yesterday. He even posted an unboxing and play-through video of it (a first for me).

Great guitars. Both served me well. I had two Hiland models, though. And the '58 was my first dip into PRS' two-piece bridge and vintage pickups offering - but I already had ideas of a final destination, and a good trade opportunity came up.

What could possibly replace these two? Stay tuned.

What was the last PRS you had to let go of, in order to take it up a notch with another PRS?

 

[Alnus Rubra]

And ..........???

 

[GADonis]

Hmm, I am unfamiliar with this concept of "letting one go." Doesn't everybody bond for life with their guitars?

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Ugh.. I let a DC3 go for a Santana. I didn’t want to do it, I had to do it.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Ugh.. I let a DC3 go for a Santana. I didn’t want to do it, I had to do it.

Yeah you did!

 

[Johnny Rigs]

And ..........???

I'm a terrible tease.

 

[Bowtiefanatc]

I let my SC245 go for my SC Trem 20th Anni.

I let a 408 go because I needed the $$ but didn’t care as much because I didn’t bond with that guitar.

I let a Standard 24 go because I needed the cash. I kick myself everyday for letting that one go

 

[Deleted member 5962]

If you let a Stripped 58 go, this better be good!

 

[Boogie]

My guitar door opens in, not out. I’ve not experienced this pain and suffering.

 

[vchizzle]

I wanted to like your post but after recently watching a video of my stripper that I let go thru an amp I let go, I’m sad both are gone. I’ll wait for the NGD post and like that one instead!

 

[Johnny Rigs]

I wanted to like your post but after recently watching a video of my stripper that I let go thru an amp I let go, I’m sad both are gone. I’ll wait for the NGD post and like that one instead!

Ooof. Well, this post deserved a like at least.

 

[Johnny Rigs]

If you let a Stripped 58 go, this better be good!

Well, some would say the finish could be considered "precious". And the neck length has been measured with utmost accuracy.

 

[bodia]

Well, some would say the finish could be considered "precious". And the neck length has been measured with utmost accuracy.

Yeah! Goldtop 594, for the win!

 

[bodia]

I let a herd go in February to facilitate my wife's retirement. Since then, I've built back up a respectable harem. I went from 30 to 5, and am back to 14.

 

[Johnny Rigs]

Yeah! Goldtop 594, for the win!

 

[vchizzle]

Ooof. Well, this post deserved a like at least.

I’m not super heartbroken, it helped fund my dream guitar which I love way more. It’s more of a dang, that sounded really good.

 

[Black Plaid]

I have never let a PRS go. I have only regretted getting rid of one non PRS.

 

[Mozzi]

Letting one go??? I do not comprehend that at all. To me, my guitars have much greater value than their worth. By that, I mean that it would cost 'silly' money for a non-10top regular core guitar to get me to even consider parting with one - everything has its price but it would cost someone a LOT more than they could buy a new one so letting go of one is incomprehensible!!!

I let my first guitar go - just an Epiphone Les Paul Custom and my Marshall TSL602 because I had to for family financial needs and that still hurts. Therefore I cannot see me putting myself through that Pain again especially not a PRS....

 

[dmatthews]

I had to let one go earlier today. I wasn't sad about it, but I did have to turn on the fan...











Oh come on... you were thinking it too!
Right?

 

[21Hemispheres12]

I’m predicting something with a Floyd for addition number two!