Glenn Gross
Another Old Guy
Ramon Goose posted the following video…
Interesting it's a double cut. All things considered, I was expecting it to be a single cut. Maybe there's two?
(Whispers) They’re all SE stoptails now. Shhhh!I don’t think that’s an SE stoptail bridge. I spy brass inserts.
Boy, if that was one day sooner it would be a sign. But it must not be. Close though. One day after my 35th anniversaryOctober 11th?
Get a 35th anniversary guitar for your 35th anniversary. Derp!Boy, if that was one day sooner it would be a sign. But it must not be. Close though. One day after my 35th anniversary
594…Get a 35th anniversary guitar for your 35th anniversary. Derp!
(Whispers) They’re all SE stoptails now. Shhhh!
I agree with this 100%It’s going to be tough convincing people that it’s THAT MUCH better than a used Cu22 or a McCarty.
I’m definitely interested in hearing how it could be.
It doesn't need to be better (after all, there is no such thing as better, just what works best for a given player). It just needs to be different, and be its own thing. My sense is that the pickups and controls will differentiate it, just as they do the DGT.It’s going to be tough convincing people that it’s THAT MUCH better than a used Cu22 or a McCarty.
I’m definitely interested in hearing how it could be.
When they did the Joe Walsh there really didn't seem to be all that much different from the 594 Singlecut.
I remember the days in the late '90s and early '00s when people on forums would accuse PRSes of being 'furniture guitars', or 'lacking personality', and say things like, 'name an artist who's good besides Carlos who plays a PRS'.
Back then, Robben was THE MAN when it came to tones lots of players wanted to achieve.
And now this iconic player is a PRS player. I'd call that a pretty good outcome.
It doesn't need to be better (after all, there is no such thing as better, just what works best for a given player). It just needs to be different, and be its own thing. My sense is that the pickups and controls will differentiate it, just as they do the DGT.
I think it'll be easy convincing people to buy it if they're looking for that type of guitar, as it was with the Joe Walsh.
And it's not easy to find a new Walsh to buy. I see one new one listed on Reverb, and it's in the UK. PRS had no trouble selling every one they made.
Of course, the best feature is that the headstock can double as a ping-pong paddle, which, c'mon! Every player's fantasy fulfilled!