Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Got a few HK ukesIt just means until you post pucs of your sweet new PRS we're going to assume it's something like a Hello Kitty ukulele, or worse....
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Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Welcome AllenTN nice braceI'm not much of a talker, and much less a player, but I do enjoy guitars and appreciate the folks sharing knowledge/experience/etc. on this forum. I recently bought my first PRS; a Grey/Black 2007 SE Custom, and was amazed at how well I bonded with it. The nut width and scale length felt "just right", and the body size, shape and weight felt almost perfect to me.
Now, I don't have GAS, but I am a curious sort, so I began contemplating if a beveled top and wide-thin neck might feel even more perfect, and the next thing I know, a Semi-Hollow somehow arrives to confirm my thoughts (it's the one in my profile pic). The great thing is that the second, while it does feel more comfortable, has not diminished my fondness for the first one.
I hope to be able to get some decent pics made at home. In the meantime, I'll put up a couple I pulled from the seller listings...
Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Welcome Freddy
moleng1
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OK guys, as promised pics of new PRS posted here to prove the "not a Hello Kitty Uke" accusations!! LOL
https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/new-gd-and-new-to-prs.27862/
https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/new-gd-and-new-to-prs.27862/
Collywobbles
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Thanks Alnus Rubra!
Collywobbles
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Thanks ScottR! Welcome appreciated.
DCDetector
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Welcome from Dodge City
veinbuster
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Perfect reason to buy another one, then fix the old one.Hello, so glad to join here.
My guitar is broken
Welcome to the forum.
Alnus Rubra
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WelcomeHello, so glad to join here.
My guitar is broken
sergiodeblanc
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Hello, so glad to join here.
My guitar is broken
My dad was a tv repairman, I can fix it.
bill cowan
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Hi my name is Bill,I live in Scotland South Lanarkshire and started learning 3 years ago at 64 i'm a late starter.Loving every minute and spending too much money for my skills but Hay ho.Next purchase is a 2004 McCarty,will it make me a better player ? don't think so.Told my wife it will
veinbuster
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Welcome Bill.
The McCarty might make you want to play more, which is good.
The McCarty might make you want to play more, which is good.
Alnus Rubra
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Welcome Bill, I’m in Scotland too.Hi my name is Bill,I live in Scotland South Lanarkshire and started learning 3 years ago at 64 i'm a late starter.Loving every minute and spending too much money for my skills but Hay ho.Next purchase is a 2004 McCarty,will it make me a better player ? don't think so.Told my wife it will
Never too old to start and a good instrument makes it more enjoyable to practice, so there’s logic to your theory!
bill cowan
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Your my kind of person although i wouldn't go to the music shop with you --- too expensive lol
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Dirty_Boogie
Still got the ol' tagger on it
Hi Guys (and Ladies?) -
New member been lurking and posting over the past couple of months. Getting to love this forum, its cast of characters, and the wealth of info here. Currently have a 2017 CU22 SE with a few upgrades - my "go to" guitar and couldn't be happier with it - such a beautiful vintage look to it while being modern at the same time (I guess that's a PRS, right?) Bummed I sold my 2009 SE CU22 - that thing with the wraparound tail and original SE pups was just a solid tone machine. I see a core model in the near future - I just need to get over "justifying to myself".
A few other things about me... based in the Boston suburbs, but since I travel so much for work, I'm always on the lookout for great guitar shops wherever I travel (last great find was Moore Music in Evansville, IN); recently started taking lessons again after playing for over 35 years (hey, I can get out of this rut!); and, I'd like to remove the stigma associated with owning/playing Hello Kitty stringed instruments.
See you around...
Richard
New member been lurking and posting over the past couple of months. Getting to love this forum, its cast of characters, and the wealth of info here. Currently have a 2017 CU22 SE with a few upgrades - my "go to" guitar and couldn't be happier with it - such a beautiful vintage look to it while being modern at the same time (I guess that's a PRS, right?) Bummed I sold my 2009 SE CU22 - that thing with the wraparound tail and original SE pups was just a solid tone machine. I see a core model in the near future - I just need to get over "justifying to myself".
A few other things about me... based in the Boston suburbs, but since I travel so much for work, I'm always on the lookout for great guitar shops wherever I travel (last great find was Moore Music in Evansville, IN); recently started taking lessons again after playing for over 35 years (hey, I can get out of this rut!); and, I'd like to remove the stigma associated with owning/playing Hello Kitty stringed instruments.
See you around...
Richard
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Charles Donovan
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Guitar player from Wisconsin here. I have an SE Torero (2008 I believe) along with a Strat and a G&L, and I'm looking to add another PRS to my guitar collection soon.
Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Welcome to the forum Charles. Best of luck with the PRS shopping!
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Nothing like a little Yuletide consumer therapy.
