Cool PTC Job?

And yes, Seymour Duncan P-90s were original equipment on the PRS soapbar guitars.
Oh, okay, I thought PRS did everything in house, down to the pickups, that must have been a recent (since 2007) transition.

Still...replacing the birds with dots? Alright, yes, MOP dots, so...yeah, plus. And I do like the doghair finish, that's unique -- and Dusty like unique.

And yes, it does sound like he did it all himself.

EDIT: Oh, and he's from Baltimore, maybe I can commission him to refinish some of my ...er... "eye candy challenged" guitars.
 
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Oh, okay, I thought PRS did everything in house, down to the pickups, that must have been a recent (since 2007) transition.

Still...replacing the birds with dots? Alright, yes, MOP dots, so...yeah, plus. And I do like the doghair finish, that's unique -- and Dusty like unique.

And yes, it does sound like he did it all himself.

EDIT: Oh, and he's from Baltimore, maybe I can commission him to refinish some of my ...er... "eye candy challenged" guitars.

They've always made the humbuckers, but they used to farm out the singles. I guess it was with the 513 when they started making the specialty stuff.
 
Funny....


I read the description...and what I took away from it was he, or someone OTHER than the PTC did this.

I was suspicious that there is no photos of the headstock serial number.

I don't know much about SE Singlecuts...but is there a chance this is a knockoff??

I felt the "humorous" write-up was just a way around describing it as a true PRS.

Just my feeling....
 
And his reverb account is called debt repayment plan... plan is, buy a $500 PRS SE and sell it for five times that amount...
 
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