Goldtop
A Top (and Heart) of Gold
There's a lot of PRS in print to be had right now. Each of the articles feature multi pages and detailed pictures.
The April 2014 issue of "Guitar & Bass" Magazine from The UK has a short review and writeup of the SE Custom 24 7-String. 'Impressive versatility', 'excellent build quality'; high numbers in the ranking.
The April 2014 copy of "Guitarist" (Issue #379) reviews the S2 Singlecut. They like the guitar enough to give it their 'Guitarist CHOICE' rating with 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.
The May 2014 "Premier Guitar" reviews the Archon amp head and cabinet. 'Ludicrous amounts of gain', exceptional build', etc. Overall, a favorable review.
Usually I include online links whenever I mention seeing PRS in print, but not this time around. If we aren't careful, bookstores and newsstands will disappear on us, and it will be our loss IMO. So if you can, take a few minutes out of your day, treat yourself, and head to a bookstore. Pick up some guitar and music magazines. Then maybe take a look at one about woodworking, or fishing, or tattoos, or whatever floats your boat. You could even check out a new book if that's your thing. There are some excellent books out right now; Mavis Staples, one on Duane Allman AND one on The Brothers, Paul Stanley, Robert Plant, STAX Records. (How wild would that be?!? To actually sit and read a book and just take a little time to slow down & enjoy the day.)
Then later on, you can go plug in, crank it, and appreciate that heavy guitar tone all over again!
Goldtop Lloyd
The April 2014 issue of "Guitar & Bass" Magazine from The UK has a short review and writeup of the SE Custom 24 7-String. 'Impressive versatility', 'excellent build quality'; high numbers in the ranking.
The April 2014 copy of "Guitarist" (Issue #379) reviews the S2 Singlecut. They like the guitar enough to give it their 'Guitarist CHOICE' rating with 4 1/2 out of 5 stars.
The May 2014 "Premier Guitar" reviews the Archon amp head and cabinet. 'Ludicrous amounts of gain', exceptional build', etc. Overall, a favorable review.
Usually I include online links whenever I mention seeing PRS in print, but not this time around. If we aren't careful, bookstores and newsstands will disappear on us, and it will be our loss IMO. So if you can, take a few minutes out of your day, treat yourself, and head to a bookstore. Pick up some guitar and music magazines. Then maybe take a look at one about woodworking, or fishing, or tattoos, or whatever floats your boat. You could even check out a new book if that's your thing. There are some excellent books out right now; Mavis Staples, one on Duane Allman AND one on The Brothers, Paul Stanley, Robert Plant, STAX Records. (How wild would that be?!? To actually sit and read a book and just take a little time to slow down & enjoy the day.)
Then later on, you can go plug in, crank it, and appreciate that heavy guitar tone all over again!
Goldtop Lloyd
