Let's talk about Space Blue as a guitar color.

HANGAR18

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I ran across an S2 McCarty 594 Thinline model in a color finish called "Space Blue". My first impression is that I really like it. But I'm also under the impression that I like unique finishes more that most, and I'm also interested in "Space" (among other things). I even have an official Space Force K-Bar knife in my collection of fancy knives. In person, this color called Space Blue has a very good look to it. Very dignified. But what I'm trying to figure out how long will I like this color? It's brand new and my first impression is Wow! But is that just because it is new? Will the appeal eventually fade off?

Yes, the guitar itself is fantastic, and yes there is always going to be someone out there who says, "Who cares what it looks like, it's a tool, just play it." True, but having a guitar look really cool in addition to having the best sounding and best playing guitar is what I think we PRS guitar owners seek after. So it's important, especially when you play a guitar in front of a real audience. The audience likes to look at really cool looking guitars just as much we like looking at really cool looking guitars. But I also have a personal rule that I keep forgetting which states "Do not buy a guitar just because you like the color of it." This particular one comes with PRS USA made pickups in it already, which I also really like.

What does everyone think about this new guitar color called "Space Blue"?


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Not bad, but personally I'm pretty much a black/white/gold when it comes to opaque finishes. For colors, I want stains so I can see the grain

As for the guitar itself, I have a Thinline and definitely dig it! It's fairly unique among the PRS line - McCarty style but thinner/lighter and one of the very few guitars with a Pattern Thin neck. Plus, every time I grab it I find myself playing this:
 
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