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I could literally watch this all day long
Ha! I meant it is not of private stock caliber."...only a Wood Library..."
Very cool. Starting from that end created the illusion that there were going to be way too many frets.The neck was fretted today!
The neck was fretted today!
That’s why we keep coming back.This attention to detail doesn't come cheap, but we want to make sure PRS customers get what they pay for.
That’s why we keep coming back.
It’s also why my wife is comfortable buying a PRS I’ve never played - she knows the quality will be there.
That’s why we keep coming back.
It’s also why my wife is comfortable buying a PRS I’ve never played - she knows the quality will be there.
We certainly appreciate the support and loyalty you guys show us!
I was at an event last night in Lexington, NC with PRSh. He talked about how to recognize a "magic" guitar. I just look for "Paul Reed Smith" on the head stock.That’s why we keep coming back.
It’s also why my wife is comfortable buying a PRS I’ve never played - she knows the quality will be there.
So, PRS guitars are not inexpensive. I think they are worth every penny, but still, not inexpensive. These steps are an excellent example of why PRS cost what they do. Between leveling the face of the headstock and gluing the veneer into place, we have almost 10 minutes of labor involved (not to mention the cost of materials). This attention to detail doesn't come cheap, but we want to make sure PRS customers get what they pay for.
Here, Dan levels the face of the headstock in preparation for the veneer
And Mike, glues on the ebony veneer