PRS...unmatched

[rdb121775]

So, I'm a hard rock/metal guy...gotta have a melody, no thunder-f*#k noise...but, tonight I went to an Eric Church/Halestorm (wink, wink) show...the sarchasm is bc we got there an hour in, only for me to have to struggle thru Dwight Yokum and miss Halestorm. Yes--Halestorm lead off and then Dwight then Church...but I'll get off my soapbox...Church had 3 guitars and a bass player on stage...before I could say anything, bc of course I picked up on it immediately, my wife said "...hey he's playing a PRS across stage.." I of course responded with the model and pups (if stock). Point being: PRS makes the most beautiful looking, sounding and feeling guitars that I've come across. Even though she can spot a LP from the same distance, it doesn't invoke the same emotion in either of us as spotting the very distinctive PRS on stage. Kudos, PRS friends...keep up the remarkable work!

 

[vchizzle]

Nice. Yes, PRS in classic form, is every bit as distinctive as the "classics". I believe PRS is in that category now and will only continue to grow into a visible guitar that most people will know in the future.

 

[László]

I always love seeing a PRS on a stage, too.