Mnoble
New Member
Well, it's been two months since I got my Starla. I can only say that I love it more each time I play it.
Some observations. I love that fact that I can get so many voices out of this instrument. Between the two pick ups and the split coil selection (not to mention the tone selector) I can make this guitar do just about anything. In combination with my Blackstar HT60, the possibilities are endless
The wide-fat neck is a pleasure. And the entire guitar is a work of art. The PRS strings are great. They stay in tune. Even with the Bigsby. So if any of you are considering a Starla, I can say that I wholeheartedly endorse it. I know that when I pick it up to practice, I have a really hard time putting it down.
Some observations. I love that fact that I can get so many voices out of this instrument. Between the two pick ups and the split coil selection (not to mention the tone selector) I can make this guitar do just about anything. In combination with my Blackstar HT60, the possibilities are endless
The wide-fat neck is a pleasure. And the entire guitar is a work of art. The PRS strings are great. They stay in tune. Even with the Bigsby. So if any of you are considering a Starla, I can say that I wholeheartedly endorse it. I know that when I pick it up to practice, I have a really hard time putting it down.