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Fantastic looking guitar. I’m going to have to start the hunt!
THE HUNT!Fantastic looking guitar. I’m going to have to start the hunt!
Mojo is what ye shall find.Fantastic looking guitar. I’m going to have to start the hunt!
He needs White Walls for that guitar...H3ll yeah! That's the way to do it. You won't need the walls anymore, you're not going to want to leave home.
You have to get to 11. The correct number of guitars is always a prime number!Yeah, so I'm at 10 guitars, and don't really wanna go higher, but this new green hardtail is f00k1ng haunting me. B@st@rds.
What if, due to an on-going process of continually adding to one's collection, one doesn't actually know, off-hand, the total number of guitars in the collection? And what if one is too afraid to actually count, because one knows it is already too frickin' high to justify, but if one acquires another, the number is still unknown and therefore no worse?You have to get to 11. The correct number of guitars is always a prime number!
Don’t worry, there are plenty of prime numbers. The collection can be ever expandingWhat if, due to an on-going process of continually adding to one's collection, one doesn't actually know, off-hand, the total number of guitars in the collection? And what if one is too afraid to actually count, because one knows it is already too frickin' high to justify, but if one acquires another, the number is still unknown and therefore no worse?
I'm kind of in that position. Ive been buying guitars, trading guitars, selling guitars for 45 years. In recent years I have not sold or traded any. My adult children have some of mine, that sorta belong to me There 6 in cases in this room, a 7th on the way. I know there are more than 3 cased up in closets somewhere in the house. (Maybe more).
A friend at work asked me how many guitars I had and I told them I didn't know exactly and they were dumbfounded how that could be.
What if, due to an on-going process of continually adding to one's collection, one doesn't actually know, off-hand, the total number of guitars in the collection? And what if one is too afraid to actually count, because one knows it is already too frickin' high to justify, but if one acquires another, the number is still unknown and therefore no worse?
I like it!Schrödinger’s guitar collection?
Until you open the closet, you’re not sure how many guitars are or are not in there.
Probably a stupid question, but is this a new PRS design for a hardtail bridge? I’ve never seen it before. It looks like a trem block set into the back rather than the usual 6 string ferrules for the regular plate bridge.pics of the DW Hardtail. already a few scuffs and some finger grease, love it....
Added shaller strap loc buttons, black of course.
It looks very similar though not identical to the bridge in the SE 277.Probably a stupid question, but is this a new PRS design for a hardtail bridge? I’ve never seen it before. It looks like a trem block set into the back rather than the usual 6 string ferrules for the regular plate bridge.
Is it worth hoping that perhaps it’s a new PRS bridge patent that might make it into non-artist models soon?
Got a picture of where it’s sharp? I’m keen to know all about this bridge. Have you reached out to PRS support? Maybe they can help?I got one of these DW's and I love the guitar but the one thing that is annoying for me is the bridge saddles are so sharp. Mainly just the low E saddle is the one that digs into my palm. I do a lot of palm muting and maybe I don't have the best technique or something but dang why do they have to be so sharp. I have thought about filling it down to round off the edge but whatever. After the first song of the evening/practice I can just ignore it.
Oh I see what you mean, they do look sharp. Here is a pic of my SE 277 plate bridge for comparison, which I confirm and hopefully the light shows has a rounded edge on the saddles:This edge of the saddle is what I was referencing. it's fine really, just something I noticed.