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prsguitars said:
Welcome to the forum and thanks for signing up!

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https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/official-forum-rules-read-em.920/

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Thanks Admin. I’m brand new. I’m not sure where to put my intro post. By “not sure” I mean that I have no idea.
 
Hi welcome to the crazy world that we call the world of guitar players. There so many amazing ppl here! Friendly, willing to help you if you need help.

Just a beautiful cast of super nice characters. Sorry to be emotional about this. I am allowed to because I am a female. It’s the mom in me. But it’s very true. When someone or anyone goes out of their way to help you you know that this the right place to be.

I would honestly love to go have a nice meal with these guitar maniacs! Lol Quite possibly the nicest bunch of ppl ever. I honestly can say as I have got to know some of these ppl in a more intimate friendship level, you will NEVER meet a better of group of people!

This is my home away from home.

Welcome! ❤️
 
MaxPow said:
Thanks Admin. I’m brand new. I’m not sure where to put my intro post. By “not sure” I mean that I have no idea.
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Hey MaxPow, welcome to the addiction club (as in, once you PRS, you won't settle for less and they will multiply like wabbits)! There are a some "introductory" threads. Here is one of them:

https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/introduce-yourself.2170

You can also as Dave mentioned, start your own introduction thread in the "General" section!

Cheers~
 
MaxPow said:
Oh. By using “No worries mate” so authoritatively, I thought you might be Australian. Australians say that a lot. But Canadians are great. I’ve never met a Canadian I didn’t like.
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Well I was born in California, but moved to Vancouver when I was 4 y/o
I have always had a British sense of humour, and the term "mate" just comes naturally.
All good, and welcome! 😁
 
prsguitars said:
Welcome to the forum and thanks for signing up!

Please read the forum rules in this thread...

https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/official-forum-rules-read-em.920/

In an effort to prevent certain types of spammers, new users will be prevented from using Private Messaging and having custom signatures associated with your posts. After you've participated in the forum (10 posts), all normal functionality will be open to you, so quit lurking!
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Hi. How to make new member post?
 
prsguitars said:
Welcome to the forum and thanks for signing up!

Please read the forum rules in this thread...

https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/official-forum-rules-read-em.920/

In an effort to prevent certain types of spammers, new users will be prevented from using Private Messaging and having custom signatures associated with your posts. After you've participated in the forum (10 posts), all normal functionality will be open to you, so quit lurking!
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Hi.
I’m a new member. I’ve lurked for a while, but I’ve only been using and participating in the Forum for a couple of weeks. I live in South Australia, where great gear is scarce and costs a fortune. I’m a former professional musician who became a scientist/researcher, then a guitar repairer. I started playing the day Elvis died (Aug 16, 1977), but that’s just a coincidence…It makes it easy to remember when I started playing. My first guitar was a Terada Gibson Hummingbird copy with only five tuner buttons (I had to tune the G string with pliers). I used a Tele for ages, moved on to Gibsons, until they started having serious tuning issues, then decided to buy a PRS. I bought a ruined Core Mira for a tiny cost and restored it (I still have it). I was using a Les Paul Standard and a 335, and I wanted a change, so I bought a slightly-used CE24 Swamp Ash Special in 2022 and I put in new pickups, a new nut, and I tried quite a few different tremolos before installing a Gen II tremolo unit. I’ve been restoring guitars since 1980, and I started repairing and setting up other people’s guitars in 2000, but I only got into repairing PRS guitars seriously in the August 2024, and I’ve been able to help people in this forum over the past two weeks. I’m not very good with PRSs yet, but please contact me to discuss simple problems.

Cheers,
Max
 
MaxPow said:
Hi.
I’m a new member. I’ve lurked for a while, but I’ve only been using and participating in the Forum for a couple of weeks. I live in South Australia, where great gear is scarce and costs a fortune. I’m a former professional musician who became a scientist/researcher, then a guitar repairer. I started playing the day Elvis died (Aug 16, 1977), but that’s just a coincidence…It makes it easy to remember when I started playing. My first guitar was a Terada Gibson Hummingbird copy with only five tuner buttons (I had to tune the G string with pliers). I used a Tele for ages, moved on to Gibsons, until they started having serious tuning issues, then decided to buy a PRS. I bought a ruined Core Mira for a tiny cost and restored it (I still have it). I was using a Les Paul Standard and a 335, and I wanted a change, so I bought a slightly-used CE24 Swamp Ash Special in 2022 and I put in new pickups, a new nut, and I tried quite a few different tremolos before installing a Gen II tremolo unit. I’ve been restoring guitars since 1980, and I started repairing and setting up other people’s guitars in 2000, but I only got into repairing PRS guitars seriously in the August 2024, and I’ve been able to help people in this forum over the past two weeks. I’m not very good with PRSs yet, but please contact me to discuss simple problems.

Cheers,
Max
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Welcome, and looking forward to your contributions!
 
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