PRS SC-J

[W. Scott Mohn]

As you probably know, PRS made 300 SC-J guitars in 2008-2009. 100 went overseas. The other 200 were sold in the USA. I now have two of the 200. I just love them. I sold my last Gibson 335 last week. So the SC-Js are the only guitars I have left. One is natural, and one is red. I play County and Jazz. After a lot of experimenting, I concluded they were the only guitars I would ever need. If you have not played one, I highly recommend the SC-J.

 

[DISTORT6]

As you probably know, PRS made 300 SC-J guitars in 2008-2009. 100 went overseas. The other 200 were sold in the USA. I now have two of the 200. I just love them. I sold my last Gibson 335 last week. So the SC-Js are the only guitars I have left. One is natural, and one is red. I play County and Jazz. After a lot of experimenting, I concluded they were the only guitars I would ever need. If you have not played one, I highly recommend the SC-J.

We would certainly love to see them…

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

I can't figure out how to post the photos??

 

[jak3af3r]

Interesting guitars and interesting genres. Who do like for each?

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

Who so like for each??? Sorry, I do not understand. They are not for sale.

 

[jak3af3r]

Got ahead of myself.

Who do you like in each genre?

Just curious because it's unusual to find that combination of genres outside of western swing and some older Nashville cats.

 

[Moondog Wily]

Looking forward to owning one of those eventually! I just picked up a Gretsch Streamliner in the meantime and am loving it, but daily player is still my McCarty HBII!! Congrats on the two pack of this classic!!!

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

I played Just CW for about 20 years as I was in the military and lived mostly in the south. But I always loved jazz standards too. Willie Nelson came out with his Stardust album in about 78 (I also share a birthday with Willie but he is a few years older. I am 81). This album kind of set me free to add Standards to my playlist. I now carry about 240 Country and about 260 Standards. It took me years to afford an ES-335. But I discovered a PRS and found I loved the SC-J. So now my two SC-J guitars are all I have. Love them.

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

I like Cole Porter best in the Jazz Standards, but I play some of almost everyone including Jobin. In Country, I do a lot of Willie, Strait, Alan Jackson, Zac Brown, Midland, and something of almost everyone in Classic Country like George Jones, Don Willians, Conway, etc.

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

When this model finally gets the press it deserves, they will sky-rocket in value. There is nothing even remotely close in the PRS line-up. They’re totally unique.

I still want a black one with the ebony stoptail.

 

[jimfisher]

Looks like someone may be building a Private Stock one (pic from yesterday)?

 

[jak3af3r]

I like Cole Porter best in the Jazz Standards, but I play some of almost everyone including Jobin. In Country, I do a lot of Willie, Strait, Alan Jackson, Zac Brown, Midland, and something of almost everyone in Classic Country like George Jones, Don Willians, Conway, etc.

Fantastic! We like a lot of the same things despite a pretty big gap in age. I'm 28.

Coincidentally, I've only ever seen one SC-J and it was a red one someone I went to music school with had. Beautiful instruments.

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Looks like someone may be building a Private Stock one (pic from yesterday)?

Looks more like a JA.

But I’ve been wrong before, and will be again.

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

I really love the SCJ guitars I have. They are so versatile. They will be the last guitars I every own.

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

When you're ready, add photos of your guitars to this thread.

 

[jimfisher]

Looks more like a JA.

But I’ve been wrong before, and will be again.

May be right. The pics in the other thread show the pickup selector on the lower bout of the JA, and same for the SC-J, but who knows in PS! This body shape doesn't look like a normal HB though.

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

If anyone can give me some understandable directions on how to post my pictures I would appreciate it. I could not get anything done with the PRS directions. Thanks, Scott

 

[Moondog Wily]

If anyone can give me some understandable directions on how to post my pictures I would appreciate it. I could not get anything done with the PRS directions. Thanks, Scott

Hey Scott! I know it can be frustrating for many of us when it comes to pix on this forum!! Here is a thread ( https://forums.prsguitars.com/threads/sharing-pictures-on-prs-forum.47818/ ) that has a PDF tutorial, a video tutorial as well as links to all other threads I am aware of on this forum regarding posting pix (if you find another, let me know and I will add it to that list). If you are still not able to resolve the picture posting, feel free to PM me with the issues you are having and I will be happy to help!!!! Very much looking forward to pix of your SC-J's!!!!!

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

Thanks, Wily

 

[W. Scott Mohn]

That was a good link, Wily. Thanks. But, as the video says, it is a really complex route to have to take to get your pictures into a host that the PRS site will recognize. lI will have to work on it. I may not succeed.