studiotan
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That actually sounds ideal for a DC, thanks!
Regular production McCarty 594?
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That actually sounds ideal for a DC, thanks!
toothace
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Wow! Quite the beauty!! Congrats!
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Sweet as sweet!
Basauri
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I received my 594 yesterday. It's the Artist version with Indian Rosewood neck and Ebony board.
I also have a 2014 '59 Historic Les Paul.
While there is definitely similarities between the two they are quite different. I like them both.
The split tones on the 594 are very usable due to the low wound pickups. Great clarity.
Additional pictures:
http://s499.photobucket.com/user/davep9271/slideshow/594
Hype is blowing up my brains
tiboy
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Just beautiful Dave. I concur completely with your LP comparison and the usefulness of the splits on the 594. Congrats and enjoy.
DaveP
Wherever you go, that's where you are.
Thanks tiboy, I noticed you have a PS version. Would love to see it.
The options vary quite a bit on these.
You have the Private Stock, the regular non 10 top, 10 top, Artist, Artist with rosewood or maple neck, brazilian or ebony, then you have your deal spec'd version with "Wood Library" top and zirka rosewood or mahogany neck and on and on.
Makes pricing one of these all over the map.
Is Wood Library graded over an Artist? Or is it the only difference the fact the dealer can choose?
Another question on these. What is that nut made out of? Doesn't feel like bone.
Is it a white version of the original teflon nut?
The options vary quite a bit on these.
You have the Private Stock, the regular non 10 top, 10 top, Artist, Artist with rosewood or maple neck, brazilian or ebony, then you have your deal spec'd version with "Wood Library" top and zirka rosewood or mahogany neck and on and on.
Makes pricing one of these all over the map.
Is Wood Library graded over an Artist? Or is it the only difference the fact the dealer can choose?
Another question on these. What is that nut made out of? Doesn't feel like bone.
Is it a white version of the original teflon nut?
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I received my 594 yesterday. It's the Artist version with Indian Rosewood neck and Ebony board.
I also have a 2014 '59 Historic Les Paul.
While there is definitely similarities between the two they are quite different. I like them both.
The split tones on the 594 are very usable due to the low wound pickups. Great clarity.
Additional pictures:
http://s499.photobucket.com/user/davep9271/slideshow/594
Stunning, congrats
It's the same wood combo as my 513 AP, how long was the waiting period?
XiXora
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I'd like to know this too. I'd love to know if my wait was unusual with this wood combination.
I received my 594 yesterday. It's the Artist version with Indian Rosewood neck and Ebony board.
I also have a 2014 '59 Historic Les Paul.
While there is definitely similarities between the two they are quite different. I like them both.
The split tones on the 594 are very usable due to the low wound pickups. Great clarity.
Additional pictures:
http://s499.photobucket.com/user/davep9271/slideshow/594
Gorgeous!!! And a crackwood neck! WANT!!!What about the nut? Is it a new material or the usual core just in a different color? It's an unusual sight on a PRS.
DaveP
Wherever you go, that's where you are.
No wait period on this one. I was checking the dealer websites, Reverb, and eBay and stumbled upon this one.
I liked the wood combination, color and top so I jumped on it. I don't like ordering sight unseen. It takes weeks if not months sometimes and you're never really sure what the end result are going to look like.
juka: not sure what the nut is. Feels like the regular nut only in white. Maybe PRS will jump in and tell us.
The Viking Gangster
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There are several wood library versions of the 594 for sale over at Dave's Guitar in Wisconsin........beauties. Some with rosewood necks and other with mahogany necks.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
I believe it's a bone nut. I don't recall where I saw, or heard, it. May have been a YT clip.
What about the nut? Is it a new material or the usual core just in a different color? It's an unusual sight on a PRS.
dkilpatrick
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The PS GOTM definitely has a bone nut, it's mentioned in the Bryan Ewald review. Not sure if that carried over to the production model.
I received my 594 yesterday. It's the Artist version with Indian Rosewood neck and Ebony board.
I also have a 2014 '59 Historic Les Paul.
While there is definitely similarities between the two they are quite different. I like them both.
The split tones on the 594 are very usable due to the low wound pickups. Great clarity.
Additional pictures:
http://s499.photobucket.com/user/davep9271/slideshow/594
Gorgeous, and one of my favorite PRS colors of all time.
Basauri
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WOW!!! That's a really nice one!!! GAS!!!
Who wants to buy all my guitars below, so that I can afford this one?
...just kiddin'
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DaveP
Wherever you go, that's where you are.
What about the nut? Is it a new material or the usual core just in a different color? It's an unusual sight on a PRS.
I just confirmed through PRS customer service. (Thanks Sean)
It is a bone nut with V12 finish.
CatStrangler
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Dang, I did not need to see this:
http://davesguitar.com/products/paul-reed-smith/mccarty-594-wood-library-limited-2/
http://davesguitar.com/products/paul-reed-smith/mccarty-594-wood-library-limited-2/
