Simon Says
The Owl guy
. Take that 335 and play it next to a tele and tell me they have the same attack (they don't)
335 vs Tele tone difference / attack response is a bit more than air presence in the body cavity, my man
. Take that 335 and play it next to a tele and tell me they have the same attack (they don't)
I’m wasn’t aware of PRS performing weight-relieving surgery on any of their guitars. That seems counter to Paul’s philosophy.I'm in the market for a core model singlecut, new or old, but I absolutely do not want a weight relieved body. Which singlecuts should I be looking at?
It was never a secret.I’m wasn’t aware of PRS performing weight-relieving surgery on any of their guitars. That seems counter to Paul’s philosophy.
As I understand it, Paul resisted doing it for some time. He originally made his guitars thinner but not weight relieved. When customers wanted the 1/8th inch thicker slab of mahogany, the push to weight relieve began. I don't know what they do with the 594 generations. Somebody give me one and I'll X-ray it...I’m wasn’t aware of PRS performing weight-relieving surgery on any of their guitars. That seems counter to Paul’s philosophy.
335 vs Tele tone difference / attack response is a bit more than air presence in the body cavity, my man
All,
I wasn't looking to stir up a bees nest over this. I just wanted to clarify my understanding of the various singlecut models. I don't think PRS was doing anything shady at all. Forgive me if any of my posts came off that way as that's not my intention.
Nah. No problem here.All,
I wasn't looking to stir up a bees nest over this. I just wanted to clarify my understanding of the various singlecut models. I don't think PRS was doing anything shady at all. Forgive me if any of my posts came off that way as that's not my intention.
I wasn't either. Other than thinner body profiles, I have never heard of chambered PRS bodies. I mean generally they fall around the 7-8lb weight, I've never thought they were very heavy.I’m wasn’t aware of PRS performing weight-relieving surgery on any of their guitars. That seems counter to Paul’s philosophy.