Recent content by Jason Penn

i had 1 exactly like that that was a 96 or 97

huge fan of metallic prs guitars. i like flame tops, but i get tired of/bored with looking at them.

I feel as if we've had this discussion before, and I commented I thought a pair of DGT's could pretty much cover anyone for a road gig. I still stand behind that statement. I just got another DGT about a month or so ago, and am trying to get it dialed in. Blasphemy perhaps, but the pickups...

yeah man, life is good! i just got a 2019, but it cost me double what yours cost

you still have my old dgt?

never had a tone zone in a ce, but i did have tz bridge/36th annv neck in a dgt years ago. it is most definitely not what people would think would work for that guitar being used in a blues rock band. i like a very clear neck pickup and warm bridge pickup. i also like to keep the bridge pickup...

i was thinking i may like a shorter trem bar, and didn't know how much shorter the gilmour version was. i'll have to give that a go

price is right. weight is shocking lol

i had what is lovingly reffered to as a jup-eye (one looking at you...the other looking of at jupiter) for about 15 years. i had surgery on them about 4 years ago and was amazed to have depth perception again

sorry for your loss. i can completely understand a hiatus from playing. i myself just got back from a 3 year loss of interest in guitar and music. i held on to everything though cuz it always passes

i'm definitely not wanting a relic. the historic makeovers reference was more about the work they do more than looking for my guitar to be abused lol

what is the limit on what the ptc will do to a guitar? will they go as far as what historic makeovers do to lp's?

have no hesitations in calling or texting that number if you know of the guitar he's looking for. he & i have been friends for 20 years now from a sale of the same model guitar. i don't think either of us thought at the time that you wouldn't have much luck finding one 20 years later

there were a few dgt's with the 594 scale