CandidPicker
Tone Matters. Use It Well.
You could call it "Spot..."
Runs for cover...
Runs for cover...
New Guitar Day - Green Monster
- Thread starter UnGauGeD
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Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
About the boat theme. There was a speed boat on the river, near to where I lived as a kid, called “Betty Swollocks”!
Beautiful guitar, congratulations.
Enjoy Kermit in good health.
Beautiful guitar, congratulations.
Enjoy Kermit in good health.
Great Gazoo
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Noyce!
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Very nice!
dmatthews
Dave's not here
Scream...
As in green screamer.
You know the pedal...
As in green screamer.
You know the pedal...
UnGauGeD
I have a thing for pigeons hence the birds.
Baritone although I think it's more of a hybrid at 25.5".
elvis
Hamfisted String Banger
I think a long scale SC is cool.
Bill SAS 513
Just another old guy in a T-shirt
Dayum!!! Gorgeous...I think Green Monster fits perfectly...but...there's "Moss", "NVME", (as in "green with envy"), or maybe research what chemicals can produce green flames, cuz dem flames are absolutely killer!!!
UnGauGeD
I have a thing for pigeons hence the birds.
Whilst I like Medusa, I somehow would associate her with purple.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
That is a sweet axe! I'd go with "Green Manalishi"
Shawn@PRS
yogi
The Judas Priest version, of course
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Of course!
Andrew Paul
The cat's meow
That’s a beauty,! Nice pair BTW!
How does it sound? I forget, what tuning does it come in?
UnGauGeD
I have a thing for pigeons hence the birds.
PRS default tuning would be C# but I had the dealer set it up to drop D instead.
Sound wise, it sounds like how I'd always expect a Les Paul to sound and feel. Great clarity, intonation and dynamics on all registers which is rare on a Les Paul.
The pairing of the 58/15 neck and the Tremonti bridge are a superb match and I really dig the adjustable stoptail which is a first for me. I'm surprised at the versatility of the pickup configuration in terms of sound.
Neck radius (Pattern thin) and weight makes this such a comfort to play. Just feels like a different animal compared to the PRS Custom 22 maybe due to the pickups.
I have a 1984 LP Custom with Suhr Aldrich pickups in them which would make them similar (singlecut with high output pickups). Comparing the two, sadly Kermit comes out on top especially in terms of playability.
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