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CoreyT

PRS Addiction
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Almost sounds like a song :D

Since I have an SE Kingfisher on order, and when I got my SE ZM awhile back, I had one to many guitars (7) for my 6 Hercules wall mounts.
I added two more yesterday to a smaller wall to the right of my TV, and it is for my non PRS guitars.
All the PRS ones will now be on the wall with 6 hangers.
Once I get the Kingfisher, all 8 mounts will be utilized.

If I get anymore guitars, I gotta move :D
Actually I need to start looking before too long as I want a bigger place with a garage and a place where I can let my amps go to 11.

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When I do move, I will use a nice strip of wood to mount all of the Hercules mounts to it, then just mount the wood strip with the supports behind the drywall.
I really like these Hercules mounts too, very heavy duty.
Each one of them is drilled into the wall studs behind the drywall, so the guitars are not going anywhere.
 
Very nice! But why are the other 4 empty?:iamconfused:
Missing from there:
408, SE Santana, SE Custom 24, and the SE Tremonti Custom.
I only get out 2 guitars from their cases (the Fernandes is out all the time) during the weekends, and on a long time off from work or at Christmas break (about 17 days) I get them all out and play them.
Kind of a hassle to get them all out during a normal weekend or a three day weekend like this past weekend.
Damn Corey! Your living room looks like ALL the fun!
Thanks Sergio!
Missing is the 4x12 Carvin cab, and a few other heads.
They are in the spare bedroom.
Cannot wait to get a bigger place later and have a dedicated room for all of the gear.

Hurry up Kingfisher!
Dealer told me my Grainger case arrived at his shop, now all I need is for the Kingfisher to arrive.
 
NICE set up but you have to take a photo with all of them hanging :)


Almost sounds like a song :D

Since I have an SE Kingfisher on order, and when I got my SE ZM awhile back, I had one to many guitars (7) for my 6 Hercules wall mounts.
I added two more yesterday to a smaller wall to the right of my TV, and it is for my non PRS guitars.
All the PRS ones will now be on the wall with 6 hangers.
Once I get the Kingfisher, all 8 mounts will be utilized.

If I get anymore guitars, I gotta move :D
Actually I need to start looking before too long as I want a bigger place with a garage and a place where I can let my amps go to 11.

new_wall.jpg


When I do move, I will use a nice strip of wood to mount all of the Hercules mounts to it, then just mount the wood strip with the supports behind the drywall.
I really like these Hercules mounts too, very heavy duty.
Each one of them is drilled into the wall studs behind the drywall, so the guitars are not going anywhere.
 
Pardon the awful pun, but that's a wailin' wall! ;)
He he, good one Les!
Interestingly, I just allowed some of the music room in my living room this weekend.
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Now that is badass!
You can display them year round to enjoy them without having to case them, and not worry about them getting dusty from being out.
That is so slick.
NICE set up but you have to take a photo with all of them hanging :)
Will do a whole family shot once the Kingfisher arrives.
Here is the last shot I got after getting the ZM with them all out.
The little Fernandes you can only see its headstock when it was in the floor stand.

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Almost sounds like a song :D

Since I have an SE Kingfisher on order, and when I got my SE ZM awhile back, I had one to many guitars (7) for my 6 Hercules wall mounts.
I added two more yesterday to a smaller wall to the right of my TV, and it is for my non PRS guitars.
All the PRS ones will now be on the wall with 6 hangers.
Once I get the Kingfisher, all 8 mounts will be utilized.

If I get anymore guitars, I gotta move :D
Actually I need to start looking before too long as I want a bigger place with a garage and a place where I can let my amps go to 11.

new_wall.jpg


When I do move, I will use a nice strip of wood to mount all of the Hercules mounts to it, then just mount the wood strip with the supports behind the drywall.
I really like these Hercules mounts too, very heavy duty.
Each one of them is drilled into the wall studs behind the drywall, so the guitars are not going anywhere.

Nice dude!! Looks good...see your watching The Last Ship!! Good show!
 
Missing from there:
408, SE Santana, SE Custom 24, and the SE Tremonti Custom.
I only get out 2 guitars from their cases (the Fernandes is out all the time) during the weekends, and on a long time off from work or at Christmas break (about 17 days) I get them all out and play them.
Kind of a hassle to get them all out during a normal weekend or a three day weekend like this past weekend.

Why not leave them out the whole time? The only time my guitars see cases is when I take them to gigs/practice/travel.

Just curious...guitars live on walls in music stores.
 
Why not leave them out the whole time? The only time my guitars see cases is when I take them to gigs/practice/travel.

Just curious...guitars live on walls in music stores.
My place gets dusty very fast, and I even run three of those air filtration units in separate rooms from Honeywell.

When cased up, they live in my case/accessory cabinet I had built for me last year.

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Wow, the accessory cabinet is seriously badass looking!
 
Why not leave them out the whole time?

Though it's a matter of personal preference, there are good reasons to keep them cased:

Dust kills potentiometers. Most homes also have lots of cooking debris and oils circulating in the air at mealtime, and that stuff is worse than dust because it attracts more dust into the pots.

A typical room changes in temperature and humidity several times during the day, and the case buffers those changes, making them easier on the guitar because the guitar "feels" them less rapidly, and it's rapid changes in temp/humidity that cause guitars to go out of whack.

As to the music store question: People generally don't cook in music stores, and music stores only have the guitars out to display their inventory, not because it's good for the instruments.

It's hardly all that difficult to go and open a guitar case and pull the guitar out. I realize that some folks can't stand to do it, but I need the exercise. ;)
 
Wow, the accessory cabinet is seriously badass looking!
Thanks man!
And, she's private stock.








Cool wall, Corey! :top:
Thanks.
First movie I saw her in was an apocalypse one that came out awhile back.
She kicked some major booty in it.

Though it's a matter of personal preference, there are good reasons to keep them cased:

Dust kills potentiometers. Most homes also have lots of cooking debris and oils circulating in the air at mealtime, and that stuff is worse than dust because it attracts more dust into the pots.

A typical room changes in temperature and humidity several times during the day, and the case buffers those changes, making them easier on the guitar because the guitar "feels" them less rapidly, and it's rapid changes in temp/humidity that cause guitars to go out of whack.

As to the music store question: People generally don't cook in music stores, and music stores only have the guitars out to display their inventory, not because it's good for the instruments.

It's hardly all that difficult to go and open a guitar case and pull the guitar out. I realize that some folks can't stand to do it, but I need the exercise. ;)
Les, that makes 100% sense :D
 
I like the room Corey .

What I do is put extra hangers on the wall and then it starts to drive me nuts. Instant NGD is the easiest fix to help an empty wall hanger lol
 
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