Recent content by Henry2

I like mine. I took it to a 3 hour gig the same day it arrived. I later bought a Gibson Les Paul Tribute (for the looks, I'm in a Pearl Jam tribute), same kind of price range, but the PRS is much easier to play and probably sounded at least as good even with original pups (I put SD SNS in...

I got exactly the same, also a few weeks ago. Also a bit unsure about the pups. Bridge is quite hot, and it's almost all the way down already, so not much wiggle room with height adjustment. In fact, just ordered a used set of SD Saturday Night Specials. Hope they'll turn me into Doug Rappoport.

I had headless Kiesel guitars (Osiris) for travel which are pretty compact. I would still sometimes unscrew the neck and throw it all in a small suitcase (protected with clothes around it). I'm actually planning on doing this with a cheap Strat on my next travel since I don't have the Osiris...

Looks nicely done to me. Although the pickup covers and knobs are way to shiny still.

Even better! I figured since it said only "PRS designed" that it might not be part of the Core line.

I want to replace a scratchy Schecter volume pot with the same pot I have in my S2 Standard 24, which I really like. Anyone know whether the pots sold here are what is used in the S2 guitar line? https://us.prsaccessories.com/collections/parts...

Of course had to lookup what's on Reverb, saw this one, looks stunning! Anyone know roughly how much they were new back in 2010? https://reverb.com/item/40586233-paul-reed-smith-nf3-2010-natural-smoked-burst

Also from memory, I do think the first 7 string Ibanez made for Vai had that higher 7th string.

I too find the S2 tone pot push/pull hard to handle. A more modern push/push (like I have on an LTD) is definitely easier to operate. Separate mini toggle is probably even more ergonomic.

I have an S2 Custom 24. Very fine instrument. Most people here might vote for the CE because it has USA-made pickups (and other electronics), whereas the S2 line has mostly imported pickups. (I think)

I've played guitars with FR almost exclusively for many years and only recently acquired a few PRS with trem. I think the tuning stability on the PRS trem mostly comes down to the nut, how well the strings fit into their slots (and possibly requiring some lube). On the range, I found that on my...

Nice one!

I found Imgur works well for image sharing.

You've come to the right place for PRS addicts.