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Perhaps I've missed it, but are the tuners the same as the S2's? Reason being, I've never noticed any tuning stability issues with those. If there's no tuning stability issues, who cares what the tuners are?

Well you know, I would, but I don't have the PP addy. :D

When added up, different anecdotes add up to good information. So I definitely appreciate it. :D

Oh I totally get that, that's why I wanted to ask on this forum, rather than relying upon information on other sites. I really dig the SE line, and some of the stuff you can't get in the S2 or Core lines, i.e. the baritone in particular. So its cool to hear this.

Lunchbox Tremonti Archon? Yes please.

I've seen excessive fret wear mentioned a couple times on various other forums, that the SE's are great guitars (I agree), but one of the main issues is that the frets wear down quickly, in comparison to other, similarly priced guitars. Question is, was this an actual issue, and if so, has it...

Yeah I think you're right. Regardless, it would be a cool bit of variety for PRS owners, to add a bolt-on, swamp ash guitar to their stable of mahogany/maple/setneck guitars, while still maintaining the PRS feel.

It looks great, but part of me wishes it was a swamp ash model.

I'm looking at the Custom 20 and Archon 25, however, the former being available in a head is appealing. I've only been able to play the Archon so far though. Is the Custom 2-Channel series analogous to anything else on the market, i.e. "Marshall-ey, Voxey, Fenderish" etc.? I know the Archon...

Unless they abruptly decided to redesign the wide thin profile, yes. It should be the same.

It's got to be a typo, since all the pics have them with birds. Additionally, there's a misspelling on the 277, with "Furance" being the pickups.

Those baritones will be mine; both of them. Really miss my Mushoks, and these look even better.