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I was headed that way, but I had one S type I wouldn't part with. The siren song of the Stratocaster called and now I have two. I won't play anything other than PRS as far as humbucker guitars go, though.
Do you only play PRS's ?
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dmatthews
Dave's not here
For the last 8 years it's been nothing but PRS for gigs and practise.
They feel good, they sound good, and the right one just finds its way into almost any situation.
My main PRS might change, but my backup is always a PRS as well.
They feel good, they sound good, and the right one just finds its way into almost any situation.
My main PRS might change, but my backup is always a PRS as well.
Glide-bpm
We were small but we were slow...
98% of the time I play a PRS guitar....
21Hemispheres12
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I've moved to all PRS except for my Fender Jazz bass and my Gibson Les Paul. You know it's bad when your wife notices/makes a comment that your guitar collection has become all PRS.
watelessness
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Mostly but not exclusively. I have strats, LP's, and a tele
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
Do you need me to send you a link?
11top
Cousin Eddie's cousin
Electric - 5 PRS, soon to be 2 Nik Huber’s, 1 Knaggs
Acoustic - 1 PRS, 2 David Gomes (Big Island, HI)
Watch list - 10 PRS, 3 Huber’s, 1 Knaggs (Steve’s koa!) and a certain LP in Aqua currently in Japan...
It’s waiting for you; you know where.
11top
Cousin Eddie's cousin
I have 25 different brands of electric guitars. 7 acoustic brands. More PRSi than any other.
sergiodeblanc
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Turnabout is fair play.
BrianC
more toys than talent
5 Core PRS electrics - only PRS!!
2 acoustic guitars - Rainsong 6 and 12. I play electric 98% of the time and these don't go out of tune and sound great to me. through my PA even better.
2 acoustic guitars - Rainsong 6 and 12. I play electric 98% of the time and these don't go out of tune and sound great to me. through my PA even better.
Geo408
Not a new member.
I have several PRSi, a few vintage Fender’s, and a few vintage Martin’s. I’ve been playing since the early 70’s, so I’ve played or owned just about anything you can think of. But, since 1989, I’ve played and gigged mostly with PRSi. The playability of them, is unsurpassed, in my book. I can get every tone I need out of them, on stage, or in a studio. Yes, I’m a fanboy, but they’ve helped me pay the bills for a long time...and without pain in my hands, neck, or back. I do play my other guitars, because sometimes a very specific tone is needed.
jxe
babe en der wood
does an old fender guitar sound different than a new one? i have tin ears and can never tell a difference, pickups aside, a telecaster always sounds like a telecaster (which is to say, perfect).
PRSes have been my only electrics for a long time, and my only acoustics since the earlier Core acoustics came out, and later, PS.
Like Geo408, mine have helped pay the bills, too.
WA Paul
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That’s some serious diversification! Do you need to rebalance your allocation mix back to target each year?
WA Paul
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Unfortunately there are a lot of home and medical bills in line ahead of it!It’s waiting for you; you know where.
11top
Cousin Eddie's cousin
That’s some serious diversification! Do you need to rebalance your allocation mix back to target each year?
SC594 vrs 401K
