jfb
Plank Owner
Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
Nice, dude! Congrats!
Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
Honestly, I’m surprised it took this long for you to try one.Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
Welcome to the club! Figured that would be the caseHaving now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
You’ve seen a pattern.Aw yeah! I smell more!
You’ve seen a vintage pattern neck.
I heard leaving blue guitars in the sun improves their tone.
Shhhhhhh.... Don't say that... My blue guitar ain't here yet... LoL!
Don't give it any ideas!
Having now played this for about 45 minutes, the pattern vintage is my new favorite PRS neck profile. (I probably should give this a few days, but my initial response is "hell yes.")
You'll want to plan ahead.
You see, blue dye is made from water, that's how they get the color. Water has wetness in it, and the best wood for tone has all its water dried from it, therefore you need to get all the wetness outta your guitar for it to perform to its ultimate potential.
It's pretty solid cartoon science.
: If you have a blue guitar, it’s closer to royalty than any other color, at least historically. Therefore it has more class.
You’re clearly missin’ out, historically speaking.
Not to mention that historically speaking (until some time in the 1940's) blue was for girls!
And I'm clearly a lady, I do lady things.
Next time I come over I'll,bring a blue harmonica
You'll want to plan ahead.
You see, blue dye is made from water, that's how they get the color. Water has wetness in it, and the best wood for tone has all its water dried from it, therefore you need to get all the wetness outta your guitar for it to perform to its ultimate potential.
It's pretty solid cartoon science.