That escalated quickly! NGD

[TinyTim]

Hi,
is there anybody who can explane why PRS guitars are addictive? ;-)
I purchased the first one in 2019 and in late 2020 there are three of them.
It must be my soft spot that I can not let the cheapest slightly damaged
examples go.
The black one is a heavily used (kind of natural relic) 2004 swamp ash special.
Mcrosie was made in 2006 and has some serious dents to the body edges.
My latest aquisition is a 2018 silver sky in frost which has some finish cracking
on the headstock and along the neck.

All three of them play very nice and sound phantastic. They are such a pleasure to play.
But before getting the third one I was thinking to sell the SAS.
I don't think it will happen. No! ;-)

So, here is a picture. No beauty shot but still nice.
Tim

 

[veinbuster]

That’s a good grouping, and yes, you need to keep them all.

 

[toothace]

The question is...

Whatta ya getting next?

 

[bodia]

The question is...

Whatta ya getting next?

Ding, ding, ding.....this is the correct answer!

Off to a great start. I could get along with those three.

 

[TinyTim]

The question is...

Whatta ya getting next?

I said "no more guitars, I promise"! Hahaha

 

[RickP]

I’m pretty sure they’re like Gremlins. Don’t get them wet.

I console myself with the knowledge that there are much worse addictions... and if I think on it long enough, it becomes a point of good character. Perception

 

[Stephen J.]

I said "no more guitars, I promise"! Hahaha

OK. So on to PRS amps it is.

 

[Henry2]

I got my first three PRS this year. One "by accident" (as a trade-up).

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

Nice trio.

 

[Davey]

Congrats and great looking group!
I think there's room on that couch for more.

 

[watelessness]

excellent work. now you need a DGT

 

[Bowtiefanatc]

Nice line up. Yes PRS’ are very addictive. I attribute it to the birds. They tend to be in flocks so likewise PRS’ do the same

 

[Joesnewmatch]

Solid lineup. Nothing wrong with well loved, played, and worn instrument.

 

[WEDGE]

McRosies rock.

 

[TinyTim]

OK. So on to PRS amps it is.

HXDA would be nice but hard to find in Europe.

 

[TinyTim]

I got my first three PRS this year. One "by accident" (as a trade-up).

Which one was the first (the accident)?

Solid lineup. Nothing wrong with well loved, played, and worn instrument.

Agree. I think even a worn 10 top looks fine. Just like a beautiful race car after 24h of le mans.

 

[ScottR]

I blame it on the Kool-Aid...

 

[Wolfhound]

That’s a really lovely looking guitar - white with a dark rosewood fretboard. If it were mine, I’d probably be jonesing for a mint green pickguard to check all of my personal boxes! So, I’m now pretty convinced that I will get a Silver Sky in the next 6 months or so. I love playing my Strats and if I didn’t have a Partscaster project underway with a white finish, I’d go for this PRS white. Instead, I would probably go with tungsten. My only slight hesitation is that the frets aren’t quite as tall as my preferred 6105s but feel that they’re probably close enough and that the narrowness, which I like. will help. Anyway, take care and thanks for the great forum!

 

[Henry2]

Which one was the first (the accident)?

My first was the S2 Custom 24 35th Anni. Then I got the Core Custom 24 as a trade-up. Last one was a used S2 Standard 24. That's my main practice guitar now.

 

[AaeCee]

They're so addictive because they're so freakin' good. Once you accept that you're doomed, and there's no turning back.