Finally, there is an affordable Dragon available. I think if PRS were to sell their Dragons in this price range, they'd really go like hotcakes.
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I have a Vine inlay Turser and frankly it was my first "good" sounding guitar and led me on many years of tone chasing (now I'm here with 4 PRS). They were not bad guitars...if you got a good one
This person made the mistake of listing a Serpent inlay as a Dragon. Vastly different and incorrect.
My point was actually back when they were for sale 20 years ago they were dealer listed as Serpent inlay. I had one and listed it as Dragon (15 years ago), and received many emails telling me the listing was incorrect. It sure looked like a Dragon to me.The Chinese have a vast number of dragons in their culture, they don't all conform to the stereo image of a big winged beast.
Would the forum say this is a serpent or a dragon?.
Lions and Dogs are also mistaken for Dragons quite often in Eastern art, performances and sculptures. I attended a celebration with what I thought were dragons being done by dancers in Singapore but they were lions, despite being 20ft long and looking like a dragon.
So if you cross a dragon with a lion do you get a...
I think you may be thinking of:
The 288
No wonder there's a steel shortage, Sheesus F^$K!I think you may be thinking of:
The 288