Thanks Brad. I hadn't see the reverb site previously.I use eBay, Reverb, The Gear Page, and Vintage Rocker mostly. I've listed on lots of other sites, but haven't really sold much on them.
Thanks Brad. I hadn't see the reverb site previously.I use eBay, Reverb, The Gear Page, and Vintage Rocker mostly. I've listed on lots of other sites, but haven't really sold much on them.
What I can say is that his guitars are stellar examples.
No doubt, they're all beautiful guitars.Hey, you're welcome, but it's only the truth, they're incredible!
That's the truth. Even the recycling guy wouldn't even take my dbx mic pre's.
I'll take em! Actually, what I need is a couple of nice compressors. But like so many, don't have much disposable income right now.
People who play/love indie rock HATE PRS and think of them as too mainstream and for old men collectors and modern rock/metal guys, which is total BS.
Honestly, I blame two things. The indie music movement, and GC letting PRS go. People who play/love indie rock HATE PRS and think of them as too mainstream and for old men collectors and modern rock/metal guys, which is total BS. Sadly though, the people who play this music tend to have deep pockets and go for the pawnshop type instruments.
And then there's GC who blew out tons of PRS instruments this past year for fairly low prices. You had a lot of players, and people who went and picked these up with the hopes of turning them around for a profit. Over saturation of good stuff.
You are right. I have protested this attitude for years. The irony is that a lot of the indie rock guys are now what they would have considered to be old men only a few years ago!
When my son first went to LA and started working on sessions, he'd pull out the CU22 Soapbar I bought him years ago, and he'd be told, "Oh man, we're not doing metal, have you got a different guitar?"
And he'd scratch his head, since the Soapy wasn't a metal guitar at all!
I wound up buying the guitar off him because it was too good to sit in a case. But he, too, got caught up in that whole "have the right vibe" stage look thing. Pisses me off to this very day!! He'll admit that my PRSes sound amazing, and are incredible to play, but when he announced his upcoming tour, I offered him one of my guitars as a gift. And he said to keep it because he didn't know where he'd be able to play it!
That's just wrong. Can you tell I'm ticked off?
You are right. I have protested this attitude for years. The irony is that a lot of the indie rock guys are now what they would have considered to be old men only a few years ago!
When my son first went to LA and started working on sessions, he'd pull out the CU22 Soapbar I bought him years ago, and he'd be told, "Oh man, we're not doing metal, have you got a different guitar?"
And he'd scratch his head, since the Soapy wasn't a metal guitar at all!
I wound up buying the guitar off him because it was too good to sit in a case. But he, too, got caught up in that whole "have the right vibe" stage look thing. Pisses me off to this very day!! He'll admit that my PRSes sound amazing, and are incredible to play, but when he announced his upcoming tour, I offered him one of my guitars as a gift. And he said to keep it because he didn't know where he'd be able to play it!
That's just wrong. Can you tell I'm ticked off?
Past tense??