John Beef
Opaque
Easy peasy... 10 minutes, a screwdriver, and a soldering iron, maybe a heat gun to soften the wax potting, *pop* cover's off.And aesthetic wise, not cover the humbucker and instead just have the black bobbins.
Easy peasy... 10 minutes, a screwdriver, and a soldering iron, maybe a heat gun to soften the wax potting, *pop* cover's off.And aesthetic wise, not cover the humbucker and instead just have the black bobbins.
I'm not pressed about a Floyd, but a bridge humbucker has been on my mind since this came out.Certainly will make it easier to justify adding the Floyd Rose.
Give it time.
Flat-topped electrics with no pickguard have never worked for me aesthetically (though I'm curious what this would look like with a burst finish, esp. since Mayer isn't giving us one.) That being said, it sounded great in the clips (especially with gain, wanted to hear more of that.)
Especially the white one... something about that screams "guitar that comes in a starter kit with a Five-Watt combo amp, a pitch pipe and one of those cheap cables with the nasty, sticky-feeling insulation." That's just me though.That's how I feel. I wish it had a pick guard. Sounds great but I can't get past the visuals.
Easy peasy... 10 minutes, a screwdriver, and a soldering iron, maybe a heat gun to soften the wax potting, *pop* cover's off.
Who let all these miserable party poopers in here?
Congrats to Mark. Stellar player and good dude. I hope they sell a boatload of 'em.
IKR!Who let all these miserable party poopers in here?
Congrats to Mark. Stellar player and good dude. I hope they sell a boatload of 'em.
I hear you, but 25.5" HSS bolt-on neck guitars, aka 'super-strats', are a hugely popular standard, one that until now PRS didn't offer. I bet it sticks big time, and even spawns some variants of its own.Though Mark Lettieri is a great, unique and underrated guitarist and musician I'm predicting that this model will go the way of the Johnny Hiland and Brent Mason models.