matt3310
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I cant find one anywhere. All are pre sold! I REALLY want one!
I was hoping PRS would eventually come out with the flip-flop paint finish. Check out this video with Howard Leese. You need to look at 12:25 and that’s where you’ll see the finish. The whole video is awesome my favorite guitar is his white tiger.
No where as good as this Nebula force of being.Back in the 90's I painted a strat type guitar with flip flop paint from an auto parts store. It turned out ok for something painted in a garage.
This looks like the rose one. Look at the player wear on the arm contour.
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This looks like the rose one. Look at the player wear on the arm contour.
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Thats maybe “flip-flop” Pink/Gold.
So how do you get notice of these special runs? I only heard about it when I saw Paul’s video from the day prior to NAMM
Go to NAMM.
No, it is reflection from the light above.
Stage lighting can be very effective at altering the apparent color of stuff, especially when seen through the "filter" of a processed photo. In that particular photo, it could be a midnight rose SS he is playing, with his arm causing a reflection or shadow so that part of the stage lighting makes certain parts of the guitar look golden. Or it could be a golden SS, with purplish stage lighting, and the true golden color is seen only where the purple lighting is shadowed.And there is the cold light of logic and reason!
Well it’s a kind of purpley-pink light, so it’s quite a warm light actually.
So we’re saying a Golden Mesa, bathed in coloured light?
Hopes and dreams are dashed![]()
Color balance can really mess with your mind. Just because JM's skin looks normal doesn't mean it should, it that particular lighting. The white pick guard is a reference, but not an absolute one.
xref Blue-Black White-Gold dress.
And there is the cold light of logic and reason!
Well it’s a kind of purpley-pink light, so it’s quite a warm light actually.
So we’re saying a Golden Mesa, bathed in coloured light?
Hopes and dreams are dashed![]()