Thanks for the replies, James!
It's always better to hear it directly.
It's always better to hear it directly.
Even better, you guys at PRS could put up the "archive" website. Horses' mouth and what not. Then there can be no argument. Call it theprsmuseum.com or whatever... just isolate it from your main site. If people STILL say "I WANT TO BUY THAT 1992 CUSTOM 24" despite finding it on a different website entirely then point them to Private Stock who should be able to spec it out almost exactly the same.
I'm sure the people happy to have this information will seriously outnumber the complainers. Goodwill isn't always found directly in your inbox, but it translates to sales...
Anyway, the thing is, by separating it, nobody could complain that it exists for anything other than historical information...
You should create the site if you're interested in that kind of thing; it'd be a cool thing to do!
I'd do it, but specs put me to sleep for the most part.
If PRS wants to bring me on a contract to put this together that's another story and the door is open, they have my email address!
Hi buddy.It's an opportunity to learn more from those with that have had their hands on the product, and maybe even cultivate some "friendships." Pretty cool opportunity, if you ask me.
Lot's people here I'd sit and have a drink with.
Amen to that. Next time you roll through Chicago I'll pick up Sergio and we can have a bottle of wine, or four.Hi buddy.
Lot's people here I'd sit and have a drink with.
There is a lot more to those old guitars than what was on the spec sheet.
Not that many people are clamoring for it.
Deal.Amen to that. Next time you roll through Chicago I'll pick up Sergio and we can have a bottle of wine, or four.
Holding you to that!Deal.
I'll be passing through sometime between mid July and mid August.