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Setting everything to about noon is a good starting point on the Tweeds. As volume increases, it is generally wise to shave off some bass, but at lower volumes it will provide body and a solid tonal foundation. Bump the treble and midrange up or down a bit to taste … treble on 7 or 8 and...

I laughed out loud on my commute home yesterday.

A terrific first response! Unless we're doing what we love, aren't we all kind of prostituting ourselves? Also, beautiful avatar. It's helping fund a collection, though!

When we're not locked away with our instruments, ignoring friends, family members, hunger, and/or bills, we (unfortunately) need to find a way to fund our gear habit, not to mention all the other, less fun parts of life. So, what do y'all do for a living? You can be as broad or specific as you...

Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone. Happy to join the community!

Wow, what a fantastic story. I'm typically not as huge a fan of quilted maple or less traditional colors but your guitars are gorgeous. That Private Stock is a phenomenal instrument.

Nice! You did a great job with a small(er) space. That's inspiring to me as I will likely be moving into a two bedroom with my lady soon, and the second bedroom is a narrow room and I will have to get creative to accommodate the music setup (desk, ~3 guitars, a couple medium sized amps, some...

Precisely my feelings.

I believe I've heard Mr. Paul Reed Smith (in person on a couple occasions, too) say something along the lines of "It has to look good, or you won't pick it up, it has to feel good, or you won't play it, and it has to sound good, or you'll put it back." He gets good mileage out of that...

I'm a "quality over quantity" kind of guy, but if your collection is PRS-heavy, the problem is not quality. I can only play one at a time, so I'd rather have a smaller number of high quality and versatile instruments ... or instrument. Those would be the two criteria I would use to slim down...