Let's see your gray PRS....

[stratlanta]

Shortish version..... After avoiding them for some time, I finally "discovered" PRS a few years ago and was immediately smitten. After many years of other brands, I fell in love with the quality, consistency and playability of PRS.

A little over a year ago though, I went deep into the world of classical guitar and sold a significant number of electrics to fund some nice classicals. Well now I'm back to electric and trying to build the stable back up again.

With that said, I swear this wasn't intentional but I realized recently that I have developed a bit of an obsession for gray PRSi. It's weird - I'm not sure I've ever owned a gray guitar before. Not that I can remember anyway. It's really interesting to see the variation in tones in these guitars - one is officially "frostbite" but still it's a gray tone. Oh yeah, and my Sandstorm PS from a couple of years ago... ;-)

Would love to see your gray guitars!

 

[BrianC]

many nice one - but that Santana!!

 

[Plugske]

No gray here, sorry. But you have a beautiful collection! Nice job.

 

[11top]

How about a bolt-on:









And a Modern Eagle 1:

 

[dmatthews]

Does a WL 594 Satin Charcoal count?

 

[Iceman101]

Great collection. I bet Sergio is gonna go ballistic 'bout that Santana

 

[MA Pete]

Awesome Grey guitars here!!

Here are mine, I am really loving the Charcoal finish on the 2020 McCarty 594s:

Especially with the hybrid hardware, really classy!

 

[ElrytNamrogo]

My one and only (grey one, that is)...

 

[21Hemispheres12]

I love all the flashy colors PRS does, but when I first saw my 594 for sale in charcoal with smoked hardware I was sold.

 

[veinbuster]

Really dark grey...almost black in some light.

 

[dmatthews]

Really dark grey...almost black in some light.

Very sexy!

 

[bodia]

I can play this game!

 

[21Hemispheres12]

Does a WL 594 Satin Charcoal count?

It looks like we have closely related siblings! I was reading through your NGD post for this guitar and noticed you said it rang like a bell. I don’t know if it’s the satin finish or what but my 594 is easily the most resonant guitar I’ve played and it really struck me the very first time I played it. Glad to know someone else had the same experience as me.

 

[clmazza]

 

[clmazza]

I can play this game!

Amazing!!!

 

[clmazza]

Shortish version..... After avoiding them for some time, I finally "discovered" PRS a few years ago and was immediately smitten. After many years of other brands, I fell in love with the quality, consistency and playability of PRS.

A little over a year ago though, I went deep into the world of classical guitar and sold a significant number of electrics to fund some nice classicals. Well now I'm back to electric and trying to build the stable back up again.

With that said, I swear this wasn't intentional but I realized recently that I have developed a bit of an obsession for gray PRSi. It's weird - I'm not sure I've ever owned a gray guitar before. Not that I can remember anyway. It's really interesting to see the variation in tones in these guitars - one is officially "frostbite" but still it's a gray tone. Oh yeah, and my Sandstorm PS from a couple of years ago... ;-)

Would love to see your gray guitars!

Stellar collection!

 

[dmatthews]

It looks like we have closely related siblings! I was reading through your NGD post for this guitar and noticed you said it rang like a bell. I don’t know if it’s the satin finish or what but my 594 is easily the most resonant guitar I’ve played and it really struck me the very first time I played it. Glad to know someone else had the same experience as me.

Yeah, not sure what the magic is, but the sum of the parts is fantastic!

 

[clmazza]

 

[bodia]

Amazing!!!

Thanks! I like the demon in the last shot.

 

[stratlanta]

Love these! Thanks for playing along.