MichaelC24
Sucker for Squabbins
The PRS SE Kestrel & Kingfisher Basses were released in 2014, that’s 5 years ago.....
I have a Natural Kingfisher, and it’s amazing. It holds its own against my Core bass, as well as my other Basses.
Great build quality, playability and tone are all there.
Why are these Basses just swept under the rug? No new colors, options or updates in 5 years! 5 YEARS! Half a Decade! Same 3 colors (2 for the Kingfisher) and they still have the big goofy SE decals, yet the Indonesian standard guitar models even have the new updated logo. It’s too bad these aren’t more appreciated in the bass community, as they are wonderful instruments and they would maybe get more attention from PRS.
After seeing EBMM’a “Sterling” 2019 import line drop some new roasted maple necks, quilt/flame/burl tops & new colors got me thinking what kind of beautiful things PRS could do, if only these Basses were more popular.
C’mon PRS, give us bassists some love!
C’mon bassists, give PRS some love so we can get some more options!
I have a Natural Kingfisher, and it’s amazing. It holds its own against my Core bass, as well as my other Basses.
Great build quality, playability and tone are all there.
Why are these Basses just swept under the rug? No new colors, options or updates in 5 years! 5 YEARS! Half a Decade! Same 3 colors (2 for the Kingfisher) and they still have the big goofy SE decals, yet the Indonesian standard guitar models even have the new updated logo. It’s too bad these aren’t more appreciated in the bass community, as they are wonderful instruments and they would maybe get more attention from PRS.
After seeing EBMM’a “Sterling” 2019 import line drop some new roasted maple necks, quilt/flame/burl tops & new colors got me thinking what kind of beautiful things PRS could do, if only these Basses were more popular.
C’mon PRS, give us bassists some love!
C’mon bassists, give PRS some love so we can get some more options!