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Is this set what you are looking for? If so, send me a PM and I'll get them to you.

I received this a few days ago and am really enjoying it. I like the feel of the neck finish and the jumbo frets. Any other owners? Likes/dislikes?

More photos, please!

And another Thinline:

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There is a set screw that goes thru the rear of the bridge and to the bridge stud to adjust the overall intonation. Since you didn't remove the bridge before turning the screw you may have that set screw dragging on the post of the bridge stud. Try removing the bridge off the studs and see if...

2005 McCarty Standard. Great guitar.

I've had my AX3 for over two years. I use it every day. Very versatile.

The ivory tuner buttons above are sold by PRS as a replacement part for phase III tuners. Looks like they're not compatible with S2 tuners: https://us.prsaccessories.com/collections/tuners/products/faux-bone-tuner-buttons-phase-iii

Thanks for the comments. The idea for the tuner button change came from this forum. The look is much better IMHO. I'm not sure why the change in the switch tip and lampshade knob color on the S2. The core colors are more in keeping with the body color.

Thank you.

I have both a core 594 and an S2 594. The fret size and profile looks to be the same on both -- about 0.1065" x 0.055" with "school bus" top profile like a Les Paul. They're both 2020 models.

Looks just like my guitars. I also have the "1003" stamped under the TRC. A 2019 and a 2020 core model

I saw that listing too and almost jumped on it. If what you receive matches the photo, you got a great deal. Please report back on what shows up.

Kind of the same here. I have two core 594s. About two months ago I added an S2 Standard 22 in Antique White that I happened to pick up at a store. I knew it was coming home with me immediately. The S2 is a lot of fun. Easy to play, comfortable and sounds great. It's a keeper.

Good point. I need to start looking for #3!

Two here.

Gotoh makes two different styles of drop-in replacements. The (IMHO) easier to use type is called: "Gotoh SD90-MGT-SL Magnum Lock Vintage Style Locking tuners". Available from several sources.

I have both. I like both, but they are different. The 594 neck feels a little more "chunky", but in a very good way. There is a measurable difference as far as nut width. By my measurements, the 594 is 3/64" wider string spacing than the DGT.