RockstarScholar
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I like the old logo better rather than the new one with signature of Paul Reed Smith
That’s a first for me. Every comment so far has been in favor of making the SE logo look more like that of the core line. To each their own.I like the old logo better rather than the new one with signature of Paul Reed Smith
I think it’s now impregnated with brass dust.I don't care about looks, but the new logo sounds a lot better.
Yes, on all new releases of PRSYou mean on the SE line?
I don't care about looks, but the new logo sounds a lot better.
Was the fairyometer used, or the plectrum analyzer?Studies show that the new logo improves sustain by almost .05%.
Was the fairyometer used, or the plectrum analyzer?
Oh man, I need this. Can I send my SE to the PTC to get it upgraded?Studies show that the new logo improves sustain by almost .05%.
So you joined the forum for the express reason of informing us of your opinion on a headstock change that occurred 12 months ago? Weird.I like the old logo better rather than the new one with signature of Paul Reed Smith
Studies show that the new logo improves sustain by almost .05%.
What band do you play in? are you a full time musician?So you joined the forum for the express reason of informing us of your opinion on a headstock change that occurred 12 months ago? Weird.
Do you dislike the Core headstock too? Because the SE headstock now closely resembles the Core PRS line.
Anyway, what PRS do you own/play/covet? You in a band?
It's to add value to the company (completing the brand image) like all that is voiced on this forumYes, on all new releases of PRS
I like the old logo better rather than the new one with signature of Paul Reed Smith
Not sure why that is relevant to my question to the OP: I was trying to steer the thread to a more useful conversation, rather than the oddly phrased negative first post to a forum about a feature change that occurred 12 months ago. Look at it this way: if a friend comes up to you after knowing them for a few months or years and says "that guitar you play sure has a weird headstock, I tried to like it for a year but I still don't like it, I might even hate it, I liked the old one" you might have time to appreciate the opinion, and discuss the merits of one vs the other. But if a complete stranger walks up to you and says the same thing, why should you give them the time of day?What band do you play in? are you a full time musician?