Shawn@PRS
yogi
Good suggestions guys, I'll start a "History of PRS" thread next week when I have more time.
In the meantime, here are a couple more shots of the Sorcerer's Apprentice.
A simple back plate for the electronics cavity, held on with just two screws. Notice the finish burn on the edge of the cavity
The neck is still straight as an arrow
The early handmade jack plate and just a glimpse of the 6 (yes 6) position switch.
The most commonly known feature of the SA are the 27 frets on a Brazzy board.
If 24 frets give the fretboard 2 full octaves, what would 27 frets give it? Answer: A lot of notes. LOL
In the meantime, here are a couple more shots of the Sorcerer's Apprentice.
A simple back plate for the electronics cavity, held on with just two screws. Notice the finish burn on the edge of the cavity
The neck is still straight as an arrow
The early handmade jack plate and just a glimpse of the 6 (yes 6) position switch.
The most commonly known feature of the SA are the 27 frets on a Brazzy board.
If 24 frets give the fretboard 2 full octaves, what would 27 frets give it? Answer: A lot of notes. LOL