Do you need me to send you a link?Electric guitars, yeah all PRS. If they’d only get around to making nylon strings...
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...![]()
Do you need me to send you a link?
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.
That’s some serious diversification! Do you need to rebalance your allocation mix back to target each year?I have 25 different brands of electric guitars. 7 acoustic brands. More PRSi than any other.
Unfortunately there are a lot of home and medical bills in line ahead of it!It’s waiting for you; you know where.![]()
That’s some serious diversification! Do you need to rebalance your allocation mix back to target each year?![]()