Ken Kelly
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Hello to all, please bare with me as I'm a newbie to this forum
I purchased a PRS Mark Tremonti SE online, I received it today. This is the first guitar that I have ever purchased without inspecting and playing. My first impression was it had a beautiful fit and finish with the weight of an LP. After letting it warm up to room tempature, I tuned her up and she played silky smooth and preformed just as I had hoped she would. I must say that's impressive coming from Korea. I love the feel of the wide thin neck, fits make hand nicely. I'm was bit dissappointed to find that the neck is a three piece. They're strong as steel, but sometimes sound brighter. May be helpful to some if this were noted in the guitars description. There is a minute imperfection next to the G tuner on the headstock. It's visible but I can't feel the imperfection. I'll have it inspected by a friend and local luthier and then contact the seller.
I purchased a PRS Mark Tremonti SE online, I received it today. This is the first guitar that I have ever purchased without inspecting and playing. My first impression was it had a beautiful fit and finish with the weight of an LP. After letting it warm up to room tempature, I tuned her up and she played silky smooth and preformed just as I had hoped she would. I must say that's impressive coming from Korea. I love the feel of the wide thin neck, fits make hand nicely. I'm was bit dissappointed to find that the neck is a three piece. They're strong as steel, but sometimes sound brighter. May be helpful to some if this were noted in the guitars description. There is a minute imperfection next to the G tuner on the headstock. It's visible but I can't feel the imperfection. I'll have it inspected by a friend and local luthier and then contact the seller.
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