veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
Heck ya.
Victory.
Victory.
Bitchin' geetar, dude.
As it sat on display in the shop imagining who would take it home, little did it know it would be spending the rest of its days playing Dead Skin Mask and Mechanix.
One does not immediately see the brilliance of those artistic individuals at PRS who come up with these awesome finishing concepts (which the typically reserve for Private Stock guitars) like this one (Frostbite Fade) or the other guitar I showed a picture of in this thread (Absinthe Green) until you really give it a lot of thought and connect the dots. I'm a serious fan of Heavy Metal, that genre often features a lot of hard core subjects including death and destruction. Have you ever seen photos where someone was trying to climb some hardcore mountain and wound up with frostbit fingers? Or have you ever heard the crazy stories associated with people drinking Absinthe? It makes perfect sense that some Metalhead like me would gravitate towards instruments like these in order to bring forth more Heavy Metal into the air surrounding my monster amps. Those guitar builders at PRS really know what the heck they are doing!
The first time I saw Metallica was around 1991 at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC where they had GnR and Faith No More opening for them. I was in the army then and I was there working security. Got paid $40.00 to watch the show (and make sure no one jumped over the fence into the infield.)I hear ya' dude. For the record, I'm a fully paid up member of the \m/ club (saw Cliff Burton with Metallica back in '86).
The first time I saw Metallica was around 1991 at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC where they had GnR and Faith No More opening for them. I was in the army then and I was there working security. Got paid $40.00 to watch the show (and make sure no one jumped over the fence into the infield.)
Pretty sure that's why Metallica brought them along on THE BIG FOUR tour.Metallica supported by Anthrax all for £5.50 and I've judged every gig since then on that level of value for money. Still have the ticket stub, t-shirt and programme.
What a gorgeous guitar, nice score!! Wood library guitars are scores in general, they're basically private stock at what half the cost? (ish)
Pretty sure that's why Metallica brought them along on THE BIG FOUR tour.
https://www.amazon.com/Big-Metallica-Slayer-Megadeth-Anthrax/dp/B003ZVL0V4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16OB6DW6356OT&keywords=the+big+four+live+from+sofia,+bulgaria&qid=1573412191&sprefix=THE+BIG+FOUR,aps,168&sr=8-1
So did you bid on anything in Mustaine's Reverb sale?
Short answer, no, not interested in any guitars he's selling.
Once upon a time I owned a very nice Mustaine Flying V but sold it because the 8-ball (drug reference) inlay eventually wore on my nerves and I sold it . I love V's and all my current Flying V's are all from the Gibby camp. Not only that, but I think if "Rock Stars" knew what what kind of guitars and amps I had in my collection, they'd be bugging me, trying to buy or borrow them. I think the same is true for many of us here too because the PRS guitars they are making these days are MUCH better than the guitars of all the Guitar Heroes we all grew up listening to.