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Update - New pick up - Monty's 54 from England. It is unpotted, modelled on Gibson's 54 Les Paul P90. Added a Tone pot with 0.22 cap, 500k CTS pots, PRS knobs. It's brilliant. Everything the SE One was but more. The new electronics removed the harshness/brightness cut at the very top end...

Anyone else have a PRS SE One? I recently picked one up, it already has a massive knock to the side that someone filled it with resin so the guitar was rather cheap and bought as one to leave out and about. No worry about it getting damaged. I love it but it is rather bright, so plan to add...

https://www.promusictools.com/it/it/prs-usa-standard-24-wood-library-solar-foil.html or their reverb store. https://reverb.com/uk/item/10742382-prs-usa-standard-24-wood-library-solar-foil

I think they changed their technique in the later foils, the original run there is a clear evidence where the “dab” is with that almost armadillo shell looking pattern. The 2012 and 2016 versions don’t have this line.

How did you get your hands on it, or where did you get it from?

oh so you have the hollow body that Brian mentioned! The other unicorn!

There is one Solar-Foil Custom 24 on sale currently in Germany, it's listed on reverb and their site.

Hi guys, I have asked this on TGP and a bit on The Fretboard (UK), even emailed PRS Customer Service, did some digging online but couldn't really find out much. Basically, I am wondering, outside the few made in the 80's and 40 Swamp Ash Special PRS made for the 2012 Experience and excluding...

So could one say that is one of the first Knaggs guitars made by Joe himself?

What looks like a Private Stock, one off, PRS designed, Knaggs built, Set neck Single cut kind of Strat or Tele? https://worldguitars.co.uk/shop/prs-private-stock-chesapeake-choptank-1841/

Congrats!

I must admit, the planning itself takes longer than actually wiring it all up. Got to work out the power requirements of each pedal in relation to which socket of the PSU it is best pulling from, then the position in terms of best space saving, and plan out what goes inside the looper and also...

Pretty much my thinking Les. I use the Timmy for boost and light gain or boost and Bogner Burnley only when running into a clean amp. The Double Barrel (TS808) for a different flavour of boost. They are never all on together. The Fuzz for some lead tones that I love.

Thanks guys !!! I adore the big board, it is a work of art if I say so myself :) There is 1 massive down side to it, it is way heavy, it is a home board and nothing more. So I made a smaller one, which I am over the moon with, especially the Stargazer reverb pedal, such a nice simple reverb...

I would lean away from "versatile" guitars such as the 513 or 408 and go for something that is more specific, reason being that your DGT and McCarty already cover the thicker ending sound of the spectrum, so why not go for something more Strat/Tele like? I suggest a 305, DC3 or a NF3.

Added a Calid76 Compact Deluxe and JHS Muffuletta.

I'd love some 58/15 in a McCarty

Beautiful tone, that clarity is out of the park. What pickups are they?

I want, it looks to be one versatile guitar.

I would, but I hit a deer not long ago with my car, and this week the exhaust fell off.... So I have quite a large auto bill coming up this week, add to the fact I plan to change the car this year so all my spare cash are going into the car fund at the moment.