Do you think Paul will ever release something like the V or Explorer?

[mixmkr]

It seems my lowly Se Torero is about as radical as PRS has ever been. I'd take another neck thru, Floyd, but the PRS trem is just fine for the most part, double humbuckers with maybe a middle single coil to get in the way of thrash picking and of course the PRS "beautification" enhancements. Even the nasty (think "sic) of the black and red sandblast finishes....
Birds could be changed to hawks and eagles with maybe pterodactyl at the 12th?...or whatever. (lol) Plain ebony fretboard like my Torero works as well.
I am actually more than half serious. You only live once and if anyone has seen my old man videos, they might understand my thoughts along these lines. Old men with younger dude guitars. Just don't play mistakes. ha!

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Well there was this -

 

[mixmkr]

Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[mixmkr]

That headstock deserves another
OH YEAH !!!!!!!!!!!

\m/

 

[DISTORT6]

He's been making his "interpretations" of all the other sacred cows - why not?

 

[Rider1260]

Likely no , Tremontis explorer shaped is said to never be made because manufacturing would be to difficult ( guessing to different size wise for easy tooling changes ) V , Explorer etc are large guitars that likely will not fit in present PRS tooling gigs and likely not enough volume to be worth the custom tooling to build.

 

[Mark Ray]

IF he were to replicate the all white Explorer that he did for the Rev. Gibbons, I'd be all over it!

 

[RC Mike]

Likely no , Tremontis explorer shaped is said to never be made because manufacturing would be to difficult ( guessing to different size wise for easy tooling changes ) V , Explorer etc are large guitars that likely will not fit in present PRS tooling gigs and likely not enough volume to be worth the custom tooling to build.

Probably not just tooling, but wood blank sizes, too.

My first thought when the SC594 was discontinued was that the body thickness might have tipped the scales against it. Dunno if that makes sense, seeing as the S2 SC594 is still there.

 

[SinSir]

Probably not just tooling, but wood blank sizes, too.

My first thought when the SC594 was discontinued was that the body thickness might have tipped the scales against it. Dunno if that makes sense, seeing as the S2 SC594 is still there.

Somehow how I missd they discontinued the SC594.. surprised

So the Tremonti is the last SC core left