PRS Single Cut Gallery

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goof1073 said:
I had a feeling that you might say that...

...I had one previously and just never bonded with it, but that could've been the p'ups in combination with the finished neck. Ever since I got my first RW PRS I've been ruined; RW, Satin or sanded...just something to get that smooooooooooth feeling.

Anyways...it was a nice guitar though:
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Totally get where you are coming from on the neck feel. I love RW necks the most, but I like the other woods in the HG Nitro finish. I don’t like the V12 finish feel. For Core guitars, that’s why I’ve come around to prefer Satin finishes versus V12.
 
WA Paul said:
BOOM! Mic drop! :)
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Mic drop you say (not that I'm gonna get into *any* kind of competition with Steve)...

...how about my first Private Stock; # 4556 - a.k.a. Cover-Girl 2015:
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I bought the guitar at the first Brian's Guitar clinic that I went to. Paul found out that I was on the fence about buying it...so he played "catch" with it for a while (horrifying to watch). This one guitar was like a gateway drug into PS territory for me; shortly after the Zombie 408 SC was placed on order and the rest is history!
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Doubt I will EVER see another top with such a WIDE quilt that stayed so symmetrical after being carved, but ultimately the guitar was sold to make way for something else.
 
goof1073 said:
Mic drop you say (not that I'm gonna get into *any* kind of competition with Steve)...

...how about my first Private Stock; # 4556 - a.k.a. Cover-Girl 2015:
KFCf7ll.jpg


I bought the guitar at the first Brian's Guitar clinic that I went to. Paul found out that I was on the fence about buying it...so he played "catch" with it for a while (horrifying to watch). This one guitar was like a gateway drug into PS territory for me; shortly after the Zombie 408 SC was placed on order and the rest is history!
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Doubt I will EVER see another top with such a WIDE quilt that stayed so symmetrical after being carved, but ultimately the guitar was sold to make way for something else.
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Now now, Mic drop was clearly for a one piece quilt, cocobolo neck SCT ONLY in a Fade finish (Desert Fade? Not sure what the color is, but it’s gorgeous!) :D

You don’t know this, but I stalked that SC in Faded AV several times since it was first built! Sloan just sold it a few months ago to another forum member I think? Agree, that one certainly was a beauty! But for PRS, I prefer SCT or P245 Trem.
 
dkilpatrick said:
Vaughn,

did you get a second Archon as a back up, or do you run both in your rig setup at the same time?
Also love the two charcoal SC's, what are the main tone differences between the two?
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Yeah, the 2nd is a backup. I keep it at home unless we gig.
Edit: I keep el34 in one and 6L6 in the other. When I record, I track with one and double it with the other(usually with different guitars).

The stripped 58 and the SCHB II were very different animals. The HB was brighter but did have a deep resonance and percussive tone. The 58 sounded like a good SC does. Hard to do a super direct comparison since I had them in different tunings the whole time. Unfortunately I don’t have either anymore. Both got sold to help fund my PS. I need some charcoal or similar back in my life again.
 
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goof1073 said:
Mic drop you say (not that I'm gonna get into *any* kind of competition with Steve)...

...how about my first Private Stock; # 4556 - a.k.a. Cover-Girl 2015:
KFCf7ll.jpg


I bought the guitar at the first Brian's Guitar clinic that I went to. Paul found out that I was on the fence about buying it...so he played "catch" with it for a while (horrifying to watch). This one guitar was like a gateway drug into PS territory for me; shortly after the Zombie 408 SC was placed on order and the rest is history!
m8RvW8C.jpg


Doubt I will EVER see another top with such a WIDE quilt that stayed so symmetrical after being carved, but ultimately the guitar was sold to make way for something else.
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I really wish I coulda snagged your calendar girl.
 
Can anyone point me in the right direction to find a sc250. Saw a great one on reverb the other day, but didn't pull the trigger in time
 
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