BluesBoy71
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Hey folks!
A couple years ago, I bought a super super amazing HBII made in 2009:
I always thought the back of the headstock seemed unique:
I'd love to find out anything I can about this guitar. A friend suggested I post here to see if I can find clues. PRS customer service couldn't tell me much beyond the specs I already knew - they didn't know who Burdett was.
Does anyone have any guesses? Maybe it's an employee guitar? It's also got a second signature on it, which maybe says "Drew Ciana" or "Drew Eram" or "Dun Elam" or ...?
Failing legitimate answers, I'm happy to accept wild speculation and outright fabrication. Something like this would suffice:
![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Cheers!
A couple years ago, I bought a super super amazing HBII made in 2009:
![xH8BRdJ.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/xH8BRdJ.jpg)
I always thought the back of the headstock seemed unique:
![6gzYTf1.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/6gzYTf1.jpg)
I'd love to find out anything I can about this guitar. A friend suggested I post here to see if I can find clues. PRS customer service couldn't tell me much beyond the specs I already knew - they didn't know who Burdett was.
Does anyone have any guesses? Maybe it's an employee guitar? It's also got a second signature on it, which maybe says "Drew Ciana" or "Drew Eram" or "Dun Elam" or ...?
Failing legitimate answers, I'm happy to accept wild speculation and outright fabrication. Something like this would suffice:
Drew Ciana was the master builder at PRS from 2004-2013 and he built this guitar for T Bone Burnett but spelled his name wrong. They had to build T Bone a second one that never quite lived up to the magic the first one captured.
Cheers!