Katherine S
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Bill SAS 513
Just another old guy in a T-shirt
Nice collection...especially the Bari w/P-90's!!!!
bodia
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That’s a good start! 
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
Tough to beat!
RickP
Established 1960, Still Not Dead
Nice! The figuring on your new hollowbody really shows! I’m glad to see I’m not the only one still spinning vinyl!
Katherine S
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Awesome line up! Which one is your favorite?
I also spot some records, same question for those.
I couldn't possibly pick a favorite, either from the guitar lineup or the albums and CDs. But I do especially cherish some of the vinyl like the Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass albums that were my dad's, my Trevor Pinnock album of Bach Harpsichord concertos and my Sex Pistols limited edition picture disc.
Can't imagine picking a favorite out of the guitar lineup, but the baritones have a special place in my heart. That's what led me to fall in love with PRS in the first place, though the acoustic was my first PRS!
Katherine S
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So funny, I was just being lazy and lined them up in my living room. I didn't even think of that stuff as a backdrop, but I guess it works!
Katherine S
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I forgot to include their names: Andra Fiolen (hollowbody), Jupiter (solid body baritone), Lerxst (Alex Lifeson acoustic), Little Tiger or LT (semi-hollow baritone) and Moby Dick (whale blue S2 semi-hollow)
Katherine S
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I'm really pleased with the new HB, especially once I played it. Looove it.
Yeah, we've got a pretty decent collection of albums, though I sold a bunch of mine when I was a poor grad student. My husband and I both still have our turntables, tuners, tape decks from high school/college. I have albums and mix tapes with music I'll never find anywhere else!
markd21
New Member
Sweet line-up. Dig your options. What kind of music do you play? I am always curious when I see baritones. I had a baritone Jaguar at one point and it was fun for "spy" music, but ended up moving it on because I couldn't figure what else to do with it.
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
David Grissom did a seminar at Experience a few years ago with a baritone that he used with a capo to get different voicing with natural fingering.
Egads
One, Two, THIRTEEN!
Wait! There are other types of music?!?
I love my baritones, and play them often. As a second guitar, they give a different voice. When playing by myself, I often play the same stuff I play in standard, just down a fourth. It's the equivalent of holding a mini bottle of booze and pretending you are a giant!
Katherine S
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I love ambient music and the baritones are great for that. The semi-hollow with a little reverb is magical.
If I'm composing something with baritone I tend to start with that and transpose on the other instruments so I don't need to capo the baritone. I also like tuning A to A just to get a little bit looooower...
RickP
Established 1960, Still Not Dead
Almost forgot to mention...From left: SE Hollowbody Standard, SE 277 Baritone, SE A15AL, SE 277 Semi-Hollow Baritone, S2 Custom 22 Semi-Hollow
I saw your metal stand there, and wanted to share that I found something that works so much better than the spring clips...
They are Strat-type control knobs with strong magnets in them, and they work great! They also look more musical
They come is Black and White versions, maybe other colors. I got mine from Musician's Friend, but I think lots of places carry them. About $10 per set of 4 (2 volume, 2 tone).
Katherine S
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Katherine S
Multi-Mediocre
Those are great! But they don't go to 11!Almost forgot to mention...
I saw your metal stand there, and wanted to share that I found something that works so much better than the spring clips...
They are Strat-type control knobs with strong magnets in them, and they work great! They also look more musical
I usually have a piece of cardboard and kitty-cat or hedgehog clips on this one bc it's one of those folding ones. But I think I need those knobs on my other solid metal stand. Thanks!
RickP
Established 1960, Still Not Dead
The one in my pic is one of the cheap folding ones with the skinny arms that everything falls through. These work great on it, and will hold through quite a few sheets of paper. Don't know why I didn't get something like that years ago!
BTW- Sorry for the monster sized pictures... I keep getting a server error every time I try to edit that post to make them non-garage-door-size.
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