I saw Buddy like 15 years ago, I was a little disappointed at the time as he played for 45 min's or so then disappeared for around 30 min's (his band kept playing without him) then he came back and played for around 20 min's more.
I don't know if I would call this rare but I would say it's unique.
PRS Hollowbody 1 that belonged to Howard Leese (Heart/Bad Company) and was originally cherry sunburst.
The guy I bought it from got it in a trade with Howard and he sent it to PTC.
He had the neck carved to a wide thin neck from...
I'm looking at this 86 PRS but it has a blade switch. The seller said he thinks it's original and was custom ordered as he said the finish goes down into the blade switch cavity. It has a 3 way blade and 1 vol and 2 tones. Otherwise it seems to check out. Did PRS do one off customs back in 86...
Very sweet ! Love the color!
Question about Paul's guitars, how come on some of Paul's guitar's like mine have the inlays that cover more than one fret but some like this green one the inlays fit between the frets?
What is that guitar hanging on the left in Jack's office? They never show the whole thing, has a big route on the right side. Could that be a tele prototype? Bridge doesn't look like a tele bridge though.
mystery guitar
You can get PTC to carve the neck thinner. My HBI was sent to PTC (before I bought it) and they took the neck from wide fat to wide thin. I just love how comfortable the neck is.
This guitar had quite a few changes. It used to belong to Howard Leese (Heart/Bad Company) and it was sunburst at...
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I may get one of those shorty arms too, much cheaper. Hey but Jake is an incredible guitarist, love Umphrey's McGee.
I'd like to check out a Jake Blade though they are kind of ugly and a bit expensive, they seems to work well. They are very "short" lol.
Umphrey's McGee uses them. I think I saw someone on this forum had one on their PRS.
The Jake Blade
One of the reasons I like semi-hollow and hollowbodys is for the light weight but that's definitly not an issue with the solid-body Vela's. I need to get one someday.
That's a great way to think about the "John" on the back of the headstock.
Joe Bonamassa always likes to talk about the history/stories of the guitars he buys, which I like.
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