NGD! 30th Anniversary Custom 24 in Charcoal Burst

[HANGAR18]

New Guitar Day! 30th Anniversary Custom 24 in translucent Charcoal Burst

Holy $#!+ Batman! This guitar kicks major ****ing @$$!!!
I just can't think of anything else to say.
:adore: A job well done to all at PRS who brought this instrument into existence!!! :top:
HELL YEAH!!!! :rock:

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Bangin'!

 

[László]

So very, very nice!! Glad you're digging it, the guitar is gorgeous, too!

 

[ViperDoc]

Need full tone report, pickups especially. Thanks! Nice axe!

 

[Whitecat]

Yes. This. Yes.

 

[HANGAR18]

Need full tone report, pickups especially. Thanks! Nice axe!

It had to sound really good for my test songs, Breakin' The Law and Livin' After Midnight. That's the sort of thing that I had this guitar in mind for.
Yes it has crisp and bright cleans too but it really needed to pass the Judas Priest test. I'm pleased with the heat I'm getting out of the new 85/15 pickups and the Pattern Thin neck is really comfortable too. I have both neck carves on my PRS collection and I don't know which I like better, but I definitely like the Pattern Thin. My first impression is that this neck feels the same as my 2011 Custom 24. Not surprising.

 

[veinbuster]

Sweet.

 

[sleary]

For crying out loud.. I officially don't have wrinkles in my pants....that's super sexy...

Please come over hehe

 

[Lucas LeCompte]

Congrats bro she is amazing!

 

[gush]

That is a beautiful guitar.

 

[justmund]

Most awesome! Congrats dude

 

[WEDGE]

Loving this one.

 

[geese_com]

Congrats!

 

[Nightwish]

I already commented on this picture, but ill say it again. B-e-a-utiful!

How far do you like to keep your pickups from your strings?

 

[aristotle]

I don't know what they did with these guitars, but mine is second to none. They really are something special...

 

[prsrocker1988]

HNGD!

 

[vchizzle]

Looks awesome, congrats!

 

[HANGAR18]

How far do you like to keep your pickups from your strings?

I depress the "E" strings on the last available fret and then make the pickup height about an 8th of an inch away from the underside of the strings. (I usually just eyeball it, I don't measure that gap with a ruler.)