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Love me some blueberries!Experience 2008 1957/2008 run...
Love me some blueberries!Experience 2008 1957/2008 run...
I’m a Koa fanatic. I have an all Koa rocking chair (never too early to plan for retirement?!?), Koa wood sculptures, Koa boxes, Koa wood bowls (calabashes)... I’ve never seen a single piece of Koa that had such curl on every part of it, nor the variation in color! The fact that it’s a guitar from my favorite guitar builder - even better!As for this...
I’ve never seen Koa with such thorough flame. Usually there’d be some dead spots, even for private stocks. Moreover that’s probably enough thickness for 3 tops! That’s a one-off specimen!
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I concur..She still comments that this one and Miss Pernie really are unicorns not to be found in the wild again!
First time I heard of and seen this run. Very cool!How about 2009 Killer Quilts?
I think these brought a lot of people over to an appreciation for what quilt tops could look like.
I love those inlays.I have the highest respect for this run, the Collection VIII 2014. The sleeper Giant of the series. This run has a specimen displayed in the Metropolitan Musuem of Art, but its really the sound.
It’s my most powerful performer sonically. Tone is subjective, so I’m referring to how energetic and intense the string vibration is. Played and observed unplugged, this one almost feels like it’s over-vibrating, a 700BHP Ferrari under restraint by the frets, but in a smooth stable never uncontrolled manner. The intensity of each note is unsurpassed within my stable.
Every note has a secondary reverberating harmonic ping, because it causes other strings to go into harmonic vibration. It rings out clearly when played unplugged. For a while I could not figure out what it was. This is not a weak singer using stadium level speakers. It’s Freddie Mercury singing in the bathroom (and then going to the audio shop to choose whatever microphone he wants).
Was taking this Collection Series VI out for a walk when I got reminded how majestic these limited runs from the past are.
PRS puts out so many fantastic runs, the latest being the Graveyard LTD. Occasionally it’s necessary to celebrate the glorious past!
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Great run! Yours in Burnt Almond? Always liked that color, I had a Exp Ltd 2011 C24 in that color.How about 2009 Killer Quilts?
I think these brought a lot of people over to an appreciation for what quilt tops could look like.
Heeeellllloooo ladies! I still *NEED* that blue one in the middle! Has my son’s DOB on the back of the headstock.Some seriously excellent guitars shown already!! Love the PRS limited runs. I know there was a time when it seemed like they were milking the term "limited" for a while there, but even knowing that, I find all of them to be magical in their own way. I have 3 guitars all from the same lot of the 25 Pernambuco DGTs they did a while back. For my personal tastes, its easily in the top 3 "runs" for me. I would get more if I could!
Can’t miss it, it’s the one with the new roof.I didn't catch your address
Can you PM it to me first so I can get a head start?
Very coherent color spectrum there! That’s 12% there like I mentioned before. Amazing!Some seriously excellent guitars shown already!! Love the PRS limited runs. I know there was a time when it seemed like they were milking the term "limited" for a while there, but even knowing that, I find all of them to be magical in their own way. I have 3 guitars all from the same lot of the 25 Pernambuco DGTs they did a while back. For my personal tastes, its easily in the top 3 "runs" for me. I would get more if I could!
Thank you! I’ll gently whisper your compliments to it tonight...This guitar is pure magic!!! The top and inlay is just amazing.