WEDGE
Zombie five, DFZ
I would be down for an SE version of the bolt on CE, anyone else? Seems they could do this and it would be super cost effective.
Anyone else be down for a bolt on SE?
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John Beef
Opaque
I would check one out!
IRG
New Member
I'm not sure what the advantage would be, maybe cost. But I can see the disadvantages too. I like the set neck design as is. If they were to build more like the Torero with it's heeless design, that I would dig.
andy474x
Knows the Drill
I would check one out fo sho... An SE version of the SA studio with a bolt on would be cool... humbucker and a couple singles. But I wouldn't hate the CE either!
sergiodeblanc
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You know I'd be in.
Mikegarveyblues
Cream Crackered
Not sure...
An SE with single coils would definately get my attention but I think i'd prefer a set neck.
I'm a big Strat fan so it's nothing against that particular construction method.
An SE with single coils would definately get my attention but I think i'd prefer a set neck.
I'm a big Strat fan so it's nothing against that particular construction method.
justmund
Plank Spanker
I'm going to say no because I can't think of a pickup/switching configuration that PRS would release on a bolt-on SE that would appeal to me.
What pickups/switching are you thinking?
What pickups/switching are you thinking?
WEDGE
Zombie five, DFZ
I would think a single humbucker with a Floyd or PRS trem would get me to write a check, but any configuration would work, I like bolt ons. And this would be a cheap entry into a good quality one.
