Recent content by RJLII

Thanks. I had most of it figured out accurately but the NS-SP had me stumped!

Zhangbucker and Lollar both make setswith RWRP as standard so the center position cancels hum. I have the Zhangbuckers in my Korina McSoapy and while they're very quiet individually they're silent in the middle position (with respect to hum obviously). I has the Lollars in a Heritage H-137 and...

The case for my 2009 Korina McSoapy has a bar code tag with the product code MOK2--KFBBS_VN_NS-SP. I can make some assumptions on what some of the stuff means, but does anyone have any idea how to translate the whole thing accurately?

Wow, some pretty serious bling displayed on this thread. My fav is a bit of a Plain Jane but she's my one and only......

Nice looker! I just joined the club myself.

Yet we think nothing of trying on many pairs of shoes to find some that fit just right. Just saying.........

Nice looking tone toys! Many folks bemoan the hit or miss nature of Gibson USA QA. I've played a few turds in my day, but am fortunate to have some specimens that are exemplary in every way (All Gibson Custom). My first PRS ('09 Korina McSoapy) fits in the exemplary class as well. Fit, finish...

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Anyone ever drop a set of Minis in a McSoapy? My Korina McSoapy has a set of Zhangbucker P90s in it now, but I've got another guitar with P90s that really epitomizes the "soapbar" sound and am thinking of making a change to broaden the tonal spectrum. All feedback is welcomed.

Thanks to all. While some consider a soapbar equipped guitar a raunch machine (think Leslie West) this guitar is very refined when played with restraint. My main amp is a Carr Rambler and the harmonics really come through strong with this guitar. It sounds pretty HiFi. Hit it with a little boost...

A year or so ago I had occasion to play a McCarty and it really changed things for me. It was perfect. I've been on a low intensity hunt for the right one since. Last week I had one more or less fall in to my lap. A 2009 Korina Soapbar with a Brazialian board, Abalone Birds, Zhangbucker P90s...

Like many folks, I've lusted after the jewel like qualities of PRS guitars. Even my wife (decidedly non-guitar oriented) loves the look of the tops. Alas, I'd never found one that seemed to fit right. I'm a lifelong Gibson guy and there was just something about the ergonomics that was off for...