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[sergiodeblanc]

This one is so badass it even comes with wings! Who needs a tone control anyway?

 

[TwelfthTangent]

Yeah, it's killer. Just remember, if the alien wooly mammoth ever needs a new home, you know where to find me. :top:

That's my baby and I love her to death. Thanks for the appreciation. There is some sweet looking PS's on here

 

[TwelfthTangent]

When one sweet switch just isn't enough... (sweet and sweeter?, sweet and sour?, sugar and Splenda?) :iamconfused:

This one is so badass it even comes with wings! Who needs a tone control anyway?

 

[Dusty Chalk]

(Not mine)

 

[sergiodeblanc]

^^^^ Hot!^^^

 

[Spikedog007]

Always been one of my favorite tops...

Another very cool top

And this one just because it shows so much craftsmanship

I never noticed before but the inlays are diamond shaped.

 

[vchizzle]

Always been one of my favorite tops...

Another very cool top

And this one just because it shows so much craftsmanship

I never noticed before but the inlays are diamond shaped.

That top one is the heaviest chevy I ever did see! D@mn!

 

[vchizzle]

Paging Markie to the courtesy desk... Where's that graphite colored Santana at? I may have screwed that up, but that's what I recall

 

[Jose]

PS 149 -- The first singlecut with P-90's that PRS ever made. Michigan maple top, mahogany body, one-piece Indian rosewood neck with Brazilian rosewood fretboard, sold bone nut, nitro finish, paua shell inlays. Weighs about 7.5 pounds and is perfectly balanced.

Yikes, Mike!! What a throwback! I remember drooling over that one on the original PRS Forum when you got it...

 

[ViperDoc]

Always been one of my favorite tops...

Another very cool top

And this one just because it shows so much craftsmanship

I never noticed before but the inlays are diamond shaped.

The OWL guitars are sensational. The diamond inlays are probably a Knaggs touch.

 

[ViperDoc]

PS 149 -- The first singlecut with P-90's that PRS ever made. Michigan maple top, mahogany body, one-piece Indian rosewood neck with Brazilian rosewood fretboard, sold bone nut, nitro finish, paua shell inlays. Weighs about 7.5 pounds and is perfectly balanced.

WONDERFUL SOAPIE, BROTHER!!!

 

[11top]

Again, I can't find a pic of Steve's faded whale blue masterpiece. The woods are stunning on that one.

My favorite find in the library ever:

 

[11top]

OK 11top, break out some pics of my favorite top...You know, the one some said you should have gotten a refund for..

Do you think it's too late? :iamconfused:

 

[11top]

But, if I had to choose just one, all things considered, I'd choose this:









This guitar goes to my gigs. It covers a lot of ground with a piezo, tremolo, short scale, 59/09s, and cocobolo neck.

 

[south89]

As with all of these masterpieces, photos don't do them justice.

I lusted after that guitar for a long when JD had it. Beautiful guitar and oh yea if no one has yet DIBS!!!!!!

 

[Spikedog007]

Do you think it's too late? :iamconfused:

I just absolutely love this guitar.

 

[ViperDoc]

My favorite find in the library ever:

PALANTIR.

 

[TwelfthTangent]

Simply incredible.

My favorite find in the library ever:

 

[TwelfthTangent]

Such a fantastic collection of woods coming together for one piece.

But, if I had to choose just one, all things considered, I'd choose this:









This guitar goes to my gigs. It covers a lot of ground with a piezo, tremolo, short scale, 59/09s, and cocobolo neck.

 

[kingsleyd]

Pretty simple for me: it's this one, because (a) I picked out the wood at the wood library (after agreeing beforehand with my good friend Eric that we were there to pick wood for a run of WL guitars for the shop and NOT for ourselves), (b) it has my signature on it, and (c) by now it's got a lot of my sweat on it.

I have to admit I'm a sucker for this sort of wild-flame eastern maple. When I came upon the blank that became this top, it was a moment out of an old Modern Logic song: "I knew you would be mine..." At first I thought of going for a green type of burst finish, but Paul Miles talked me out of that one pretty aggressively. Since the top screams "vintage Les Paul with a crazy flame" it really does want a more traditional color.