sergiodeblanc
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Paul went to Yamaha first. If they hadn’t lowballed him on the Sorcerers Apprentice all PRS could’ve be imports.
I love the guy, but he's trying to sell guitars that are made overseas. What else would he say?
I think it’s all of the crab cakes.Marylanders Are Great Artisans
Everybody Knows If You Change Some Parts On An SE You Have A Core And If You Change To Wooden Pickup Rings You Are Borderline Private Stock.Thoughts that come to my mind reading the article and comments
- Once again, comparing the QC of US PRSi and SE series is comparing apple to oranges. They are not supposed to be the same so it should be easier to find problems in the Cortek ones (500 vs 4.000$?)
Nik Huber Is Waiting For You On That Hill.I've chosen to die on this hill:
There is no factory electric guitar made elsewhere that compares with the sheer desirability and detail, tone or playability of USA PRS, Collings, Tom Anderson, Suhr, Martin, Taylor, and others, including (often) Gibson and Fender.
American guitars still rule the roost, and so shall it ever be.
I took care to specify that I'm talking about factory made guitars. I'm under the impression that the Nik Hubers are more of a custom made instrument. Perhaps I'm wrong on that score.Nik Huber Is Waiting For You On That Hill.