PRS 2024 Computer Wallpaper

[sick pickle]

Hi friends! Just sharing an image I created for a computer wallpaper. Thought you might enjoy it! Download the hi-resolution file here: Wallpaper.

 

[Lola]

That is just beautiful. Thank you for your time and effort. I love my PRS but my Parker Nitefly will always reign supreme. I have such an emotional attachment to this guitar. I saved and saved for a guitar. I wanted quality over quantity. Little did I know that I would fall hopelessly in love with this guitar when I bought it. It’s plays so perfectly. You can do anything with it and it always comes out the winner for me personally. I have never loved something so much. I know, it just a guitar. A hunk of of wood with metal strings but to me it’s magical.

 

[Texsunburst59]

That’s awesome.

I love that the DGT Goldtop is front and center, as it’s my #1 favorite PRS guitar.

 

[Lola]

The Goldtop is fabulous but that green one end right hand side. I am not really on top of my game with PRS models. But that one really strikes my fancy.

 

[Going Modal]

Very cool. The reflections underneath are a nice artistic touch.

I feel, too, like I've seen this before--buy maybe as a "rainbow" lineup. Hell, some of y'all (and maybe me too?) can probably execute your own rainbow lineups on your own walls of hanging guitars.

 

[sick pickle]

Very cool. The reflections underneath are a nice artistic touch.

I feel, too, like I've seen this before--buy maybe as a "rainbow" lineup. Hell, some of y'all (and maybe me too?) can probably execute your own rainbow lineups on your own walls of hanging guitars.

Yes - that image was the inspiration. I just wanted to make a more modern high res version with the guitars that I like!

 

[Bogner]

That Blue McCarty Is All I Can See! What A Beauty!!

Edit: By The Way...THANK YOU! I Was So Excited To See That Blue McCarty I Forgot To Thank You For Making This Beautiful Wallpaper.

 

[FatFingerBlues]

Very nice!
Thank you

 

[Maertl513]

That is just beautiful. Thank you for your time and effort. I love my PRS but my Parker Nitefly will always reign supreme. I have such an emotional attachment to this guitar. I saved and saved for a guitar. I wanted quality over quantity. Little did I know that I would fall hopelessly in love with this guitar when I bought it. It’s plays so perfectly. You can do anything with it and it always comes out the winner for me personally. I have never loved something so much. I know, it just a guitar. A hunk of of wood with metal strings but to me it’s magical.

@sick pickle, thanks for this classy wallpaper.

@Lola, Parkers, especially the 1990s models are outstanding. My Parker Fly Deluxe came to me as a compromise. My grandmother presented me 2000 a good amount of money. The girlfriend of my elder brother played saxophone. The band leader and guitarist had a Custom 24 in Violin Yellow with birds. I wanted that guitar so much, called him, but, surprise, he had sold it. He had acquired a 1995th Parker Fly Deluxe in Majik Blue from a studio closing. It was literally too light for him, he wanted to trade it to buy a guitar, which required more effort to sound. A Blade.
I was fine with the compromise, my first high-end guitar. Until 2011, the move in of my first PRS (513 MT), it was my #1.
I played her on our ball at Army Officer School celebrating our successful exams.

And in December 2005 it attended at a winter warfare venue in the Alps. We all were students of an university in possesion of Federal Armed Forces. We celebrated our promotion to 1st Lieutenant at night at torchlight in deep snow in vicinity of the memorial of killed mountain leader personel of the mountain infantry. Afterwards we had party hard in a cabin With a colleague we prepared a song book, rehearsed a lot, to play as a duo. With a cable car we took all the gear up on the top of the mountain. My colleague had his Marshall half-stack, I had my light-weight Line 6 POD 2.0 with footcontroller. My PA was a Logitech THX 2.1 system connected to the headphone jack. The material transport was executed by a military over snow vehicle.

It was fun.

 

[Lola]

@sick pickle, thanks for this classy wallpaper.

@Lola, Parkers, especially the 1990s models are outstanding. My Parker Fly Deluxe came to me as a compromise. My grandmother presented me 2000 a good amount of money. The girlfriend of my elder brother played saxophone. The band leader and guitarist had a Custom 24 in Violin Yellow with birds. I wanted that guitar so much, called him, but, surprise, he had sold it. He had acquired a 1995th Parker Fly Deluxe in Majik Blue from a studio closing. It was literally too light for him, he wanted to trade it to buy a guitar, which required more effort to sound. A Blade.
I was fine with the compromise, my first high-end guitar. Until 2011, the move in of my first PRS (513 MT), it was my #1.
I played her on our ball at Army Officer School celebrating our successful exams.

And in December 2005 it attended at a winter warfare venue in the Alps. We all were students of an university in possesion of Federal Armed Forces. We celebrated our promotion to 1st Lieutenant at night at torchlight in deep snow in vicinity of the memorial of killed mountain leader personel of the mountain infantry. Afterwards we had party hard in a cabin With a colleague we prepared a song book, rehearsed a lot, to play as a duo. With a cable car we took all the gear up on the top of the mountain. My colleague had his Marshall half-stack, I had my light-weight Line 6 POD 2.0 with footcontroller. My PA was a Logitech THX 2.1 system connected to the headphone jack. The material transport was executed by a military over snow vehicle.

It was fun.

Great reply! Thx. I know that this is a PRS forum but I just can’t say that it is my favourite guitar to play because I would be lying through my teeth. When I come home after a hard day of doing nothing and I pick up my Parker. Enough said.
I think it’s the weight thing that I am enamoured with. I can fly with that guitar because I am tiny and it’s not a heavy weight guitar like my standard SG. It allows me to move the way I want to. I just can’t stand there and play. I have to move. One band that I was in didn’t like that I was all over the place. I didn’t do it all the time just when the music really moved me. I walked out the door and never looked back. It’s a nice feeling to be able choose who I want to play with.

 

[Lola]

@Maertl513 you would think my favourite guitar would be my 95’ SG because of my love for ACDC but it’s not. It’s a really nice guitar and plays beautifully except for two issues. My G string always to manage to go out of tune and it does neck dives at the weirdest times. I can live with it though. I won’t fix it. It has some buckle rash on the back. It’s almost 30 years old. It has character and some nice kick a$$ attitude. I play it but not as much as my PRS or Parker.

And did you know they stopped production on all Parker’s. Ken Parker built a beautiful guitar!

 

[Maertl513]

Yes, I know. Ken Parker produces acoustics only now.

I apologize the off-topic, @sick pickle, talking with Lola about Ken Parker. I few years ago I wanted to trade my nearly mind 1995th Japanese Ibanez RG 570 CTAM (nearly mint in terms of coating, the golden Edge had flaws due some acid reaction, it was already second hand I had bought it, and the bridge pickup and the blade switch was broken, so I replaced both parts) and the Parker Fly Deluxe for a PRS Starla in Vintage Cherry (such like this). The dealer was only interested in the IBZ. He rejected to take the Parker, because he assessed it as too difficult/challenging to sale. Therefore I suspend my intent to sell both guitar at once. I decided to keep the Parker, because it has still an awesome design and offers tonal versatility. But a few years later I sold the Ibanez, because the Wizard neck profile is not something I liked very much. The Wide Thin profile of my Holcomb SE is thin too, but the 20" radius makes the comfort difference. To fill the gap of a double locking vibrato system guitar in my small collection, a Peavey HP2 NOS crossed accidently my path on a local PRS owners gathering. One colleague, who owns Paul's former replacement Paul's guitar, had his Fiore with him - the Peavey. The fat neck was like home at first touch. I ordered myself a version in Tiger Eye. Althought I got a perfect setup by the dealer prior shipping, the vibrato system (licenced Peavey FR) was crap! And it's crazy that there are versions on the market with a Schaller Lockmeister as original part. I went an individual way. The Peaveys are made in Czech Republic, hence I supported an additional east European country. I found in Bulgaria a company, which offers stainless stell double locking vibrato systems (Tremoline FT36). The CEO was kind to provide some custom made features. The fretboard has a 15" radius. But ordinary locking nuts are 12". He made me a custom one, and I chose satin finish. With that modification it became a keeper. Aside my custom made guitars, my 513s are my guitars for an island.

 

[aphantomvaper]

A Parker Nitefly Mojo Flame landed here last week, I'd always wanted one. Its a stunning piece of engineering!

Excellent wallpaper, it's really nicely done! Thank you for making that and sharing it!

 

[watelessness]

SWEEEEET!!!!!

it incites GAS too

 

[Lola]

A Parker Fly Mojo Flame landed here last week, I'd always wanted one. Its a stunning piece of engineering!

Excellent wallpaper, it's really nicely done! Thank you for making that and sharing it!

Do you have any pics? I got the opportunity to play a Flame at our local music store and it felt different then my Nitefly. It was nice but nothing compared to this. I am biased. Sorry if I piss anyone off!

 

[Lola]

Here’s the love of my life! I always pick up this one first to play. I don’t think I could ever part with this guitar! My first real guitar!

 

[László]

Beautiful wallpaper! Thanks so much for doing it!