Korina Jack
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That's sweet-looking- is that a CE22 Standard? Or is that maple?
It's a 2008 CE Alder. Not as common.
That's sweet-looking- is that a CE22 Standard? Or is that maple?
Holy cow. That's the nicest looking CE I've ever seen. Literally. Is that spalted maple on the top? And was that a special order of some kind, I'm assuming (with the birds and the flamed maple neck?) Looks like a '94, and its serial number is actually very close to mine, interestingly.
It's koa. It's the only koa CE with birds that I know of. Years ago, there was a cosmetic warranty repair needed, and when I got it back, they had repaired the neck and left off the birds (which are rare on CEs). So, I sent it back again, and they returned it with the flame neck.
a Stunning comebackHere is the "after" shot of my '94 CE24 (from the beginning of the thread) that I just got back from the PTC:
Great tone, thanks for sharing.Hey guys I was sharing earlier how the Bare Knuckle mules sounded pretty bad ass with the all maple neck CE24. I'd never think in a hundred years that mules would sound so good in this guitar. My problem was the alder body with maple top and all maple neck, matched with hfs was too bright of a combination. I tried a hand full of other PRS and non PRS pickups, but still no luck (to my ears).
Any how, the pickups work very well with this particular combination. I thought I'd post a video for the CE guys. It's a early Rush cover, Lime Light and Sry, it's a bit sloppy. (I recorded it when I just learned the bulk of the song)
Using a Friedman BE100 and a TC Electronic G System.
I’ll contribute to the necro-bump...
Thanks all! The Angry Larry CE was a GC special, and I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. The Tortoise Shell CE was part of a limited run for Willcutt’s 50th anniversary.Wow, these are both incredible! Where did you find these? The brown-ish one looks like it could be a 10-top.
That's sweet-looking- is that a CE22 Standard? Or is that maple?