316ms
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Typical PRS self righteous making excuses garbage.
So I have been an PRS owner since 1994 and currently own 4 prs guitars. I have stood by them even tho I have seen and own guitars that the finish flakes off on and does not stop. I have seen how frets ware down at an exceptional rate( with my playing) and mentioned SS frets. I got slammed for it and PRS said we will never use or support SS frets. Here comes Joe Walsh and all of a sudden it's the grail of PRS tones just south of 7000 dollars.
Thankfully I did not listen to anyone including PRS and had SS frets installed on my 2001 10top RW neck McCart,y done by the greatest Luther in the world, it plays and sounds better than any PRS I've ever played or owned. If the frets were not so soft and I did not play guitar at the rate of at least 3 hours every day then maybe it wouldn't matter. For me and my experience with PRS the frets wear exceptionally fast. For me the SS frets is a no brainer, and it didn't cost 7000 dollars. Greed inspired for the ss frets on a 594, why isn't this offered at entry level core models?
Yes I probably grip on the firm side, oh well I like playing guitar. YMMV
So I have been an PRS owner since 1994 and currently own 4 prs guitars. I have stood by them even tho I have seen and own guitars that the finish flakes off on and does not stop. I have seen how frets ware down at an exceptional rate( with my playing) and mentioned SS frets. I got slammed for it and PRS said we will never use or support SS frets. Here comes Joe Walsh and all of a sudden it's the grail of PRS tones just south of 7000 dollars.
Thankfully I did not listen to anyone including PRS and had SS frets installed on my 2001 10top RW neck McCart,y done by the greatest Luther in the world, it plays and sounds better than any PRS I've ever played or owned. If the frets were not so soft and I did not play guitar at the rate of at least 3 hours every day then maybe it wouldn't matter. For me and my experience with PRS the frets wear exceptionally fast. For me the SS frets is a no brainer, and it didn't cost 7000 dollars. Greed inspired for the ss frets on a 594, why isn't this offered at entry level core models?
Yes I probably grip on the firm side, oh well I like playing guitar. YMMV