How Many PRS Guitars Do You Have... compared to all other brands?
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Dancing Frog
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20 out of 25 or so.
jfb
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I think the most guitars I have ever had at once was 12 or so.
strat63
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Clearly you need more guitars although you can cover a lot of bases with what you have.
David Grantham
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About 50 %
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Currently 5-1 for the home team(electric).
Us:
Siggy Ltd
McRosie
Cu 24
Std 24
Std 22
Them:
'77 Strat
Okay, so my collection has changed quite a bit since the time of the OP, so here is where I am now. (Rounded off.)
2 PRS, 1 home made Stratocaster, 1 G&L Legacy, 1 Carvin bass and 2 Heritage guitars (1 semi-hollow and 1 solid body).
30% PRS
30% Heritage
13% Partscaster
13% G&L
13% Carvin
jfb
Plank Owner
This list needs more 100%'ers.
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
sergiodeblanc
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That is a tough thing to do at this time. For example, two of my USA made guitars have body, neck and headstock binding that was placed there by old school craftsmen parcticing their trade. The binding doesn't add anything to the tone of the instrument, it's just a good looking bit of old fashioned craftmanship. PRS doesn't do "old school" binding like that (nothing wrong with that) and I have personally met the people who made these guitars of mine which I am describing. So, I'm sure that I will continue to buy more PRS guitars over time but I will probably never reach the 100% PRS status because I like having some of these old school instruments in my collection.
Another example is bass guitars. PRS doesn't really do bass guitars for every day Joe's like me. Currently, Carvin is my brand for bass guitars but I would be happy to consider switching over to a PRS bass if they can compete with a USA made, great sounding, versitle, playable, beautiful looking neck-through designed bass for around a thousand dollars the way Carvin does.
I have one Strat that I only keep around for when I want a Strat sound from an actual Strat (G&L in my case) and my Partscaster is for sale or trade for a PRS.
It's probably a good thing that PRS doesn't make every possible kind of guitar imaginable. It is better to specialize in what one does best and be happy with that instead of trying to be all things to all people. Do I think PRS should start installing old school binding on their Custom 24's. No. Absolutely not.
Nothing wrong with owning a couple other brands just to have a little variety. If nothing else, doing so might serve to instill a better appreciation for the PRS guitars one might already own by revisiting other brands from time to time.
jfb
Plank Owner
I played a PRS acoustic at Markie's this past weekend. I rarely touch acoustic, but I know magic when I see it. This guitar was astonishing in every way. I need one.
ArtG
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I try to keep the balance in my electric stable.
2 PRSi.
2 Fenders.
3 Gibbys (sorry guys)
2 PRSi.
2 Fenders.
3 Gibbys (sorry guys)
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
jfb
Plank Owner
Understood.
Yeah, I want one. Need to play a Martin Simpson Signature before I commit. I think the larger nut width would be good for me.
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
jfb
Plank Owner
He has a few like that.
:biggrin: I can't help it...I was born this way.
I really do need to get this on the schedule.
