Recent content by Scott Peterson

Ease of use and stability. The strings are not slipping; the tuners are just not up to what I'd prefer. I've owned a LOT of PRS guitars over the years (for those who do not know me) but the stock vintage style tuners on PRS are not my favorite.

That's how I've strung guitars for 30+ years. ;)

Hey Les! Doing good brother; wish the same for you. Headstock thickness: That is what I was assuming would be the overarching issue beyond drilling holes; but didn't know. The information isn't available 'out there' according to my Google-fu skills. I'll look into the locking Klusons.

I have a great guitar here; but the tuners on these are 'okay' at best. I am not really caught up in the Kluson look as much as I want rock solid tuning stability and ease of use. My questions are below - I have an 01 Singlecut with the stock PRS Vintage style tuners. 1. Do the current Phase...

I'm jumping back into the PRS Singlecut 'thing' with a 01' Singlecut that will have the stock 7's in them. My 01 PRS Artist Quilt - back in the day - had the 7's and I dug them. How do I like the 7's nowadays? Ask me after next Tuesday. ;)

I dig it very much. Well done PRS.

1995 Custom 22. TonePros, PRS Forum 5th Anniversary TRC, Ebony tuner buttons. Duncan JB/Jazz pickups.

Did somebody say.... Axe-FX? :D I run FRFR direct to FOH, so a poweramp won't be on my personal shopping list. However, there are a lot of options out there now at various price points for guys running a more conventional traditional route. You have the ART SS stuff on the lower end, Matrix...

I still love the winged tuners and have them on my PRS guitar. But, there is no question that a higher ratio tuner - like the Phase II tuners - makes tuning faster and more precise. To me, more than any learning curve (I can change strings on my PRS guitars in well under 5 minutes total to...

I like her - every interview she's friendly, articulate, smart and funny. I like her playing and my band covers one of her songs that I don't hate playing. Nothing wrong with any of it.

You'll never get my name... evah!!!!!!!!!!!! Muhahahahahahaha! Sigh. Scott really is my name. I'm not the famous one.

Tis the right way, the right time and the right place. Stay the course. :D

Congrats!!!

I'm a TonePro's fan, user, owner and slappy. I feel they are the best solution to locking your intonation and yes - in most cases actually increase sustain. Just a common sense upgrade IMHO. YMMV.

Old school PRS Custom 22. Just the perfect guitar for me. My current 'one and only' PRS Custom 22: And some former PRS Custom 22's of mine: And some other former PRS guitars of all stripes/colors/models: