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Just five months after joining the ranks of PRS owners with my 2013 P22, I've added a Wood Library CU24 30th in Blood Orange quilt with a birdseye maple neck and an African blackwood fingerboard:
And my two beauties together:
This is my first guitar with a "bare" maple neck (I know there is a finish, but it feels quite nekkid), and I quite like it.
The African Blackwood fingerboard feels similar to Ebony.
Soundwise, The Custom with 85/15s does a bit better job at "stratty" sounds in the single coil positions and modern high gain in the humbucker modes compared to my P22,
while the P22 with 57/08s nails the classic PAF "gibby" thing a little better. Both guitars are incredibly versatile and sound awesome through both my Mesa Mark V and my Vox AC30CC2X.
The P22 gets the nod if I only carry one (and need to cover acoustic parts) due to the piezo, but the CU24 can cover a bit more ground as a pure electric with the range from the 85/15s and having a trem.
I think I'll keep them both. My multitude of non-PRS guitars are all very lonely.
Tom




And my two beauties together:


This is my first guitar with a "bare" maple neck (I know there is a finish, but it feels quite nekkid), and I quite like it.
The African Blackwood fingerboard feels similar to Ebony.
Soundwise, The Custom with 85/15s does a bit better job at "stratty" sounds in the single coil positions and modern high gain in the humbucker modes compared to my P22,
while the P22 with 57/08s nails the classic PAF "gibby" thing a little better. Both guitars are incredibly versatile and sound awesome through both my Mesa Mark V and my Vox AC30CC2X.
The P22 gets the nod if I only carry one (and need to cover acoustic parts) due to the piezo, but the CU24 can cover a bit more ground as a pure electric with the range from the 85/15s and having a trem.
I think I'll keep them both. My multitude of non-PRS guitars are all very lonely.
Tom