Skeeter
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- Jan 12, 2013
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Well, it's been quite a week for my guitar harem (and weakness to GAS). After receiving an impulse-buy Reclaimed Vela - which is a beautiful, super-resonant instrument - the crown jewel arrived on Friday - a new Wood Library SC 594 from the fine folks at Wildwood.
I put it through its paces over the weekend, and while it's still early, it does seem like Paul has indeed built a better mousetrap. Huge, thick creamy tones give way to sparkling articulate cleans with split coils, and turns of volume/tone knobs. The neck and fretboard feel great, very similar to my "historic" guitar - but with that extra PRS refinement, smooth feel and tuning stability. And all that grunt and power at only 8.5 lbs, which my back appreciates.
Anyways, enough already right? You guys already know these things Here are the obligatory glamour shots:
I put it through its paces over the weekend, and while it's still early, it does seem like Paul has indeed built a better mousetrap. Huge, thick creamy tones give way to sparkling articulate cleans with split coils, and turns of volume/tone knobs. The neck and fretboard feel great, very similar to my "historic" guitar - but with that extra PRS refinement, smooth feel and tuning stability. And all that grunt and power at only 8.5 lbs, which my back appreciates.
Anyways, enough already right? You guys already know these things Here are the obligatory glamour shots: