What is this model

[MattRobPhoto]

Yea, I have a few others with a Floyd on them. Most of them are blocked. I mentioned I wanted blue, but man your paint job is really COOL!

I like this one I found... it's not blue, but DAYUMMMM!

 

[Tucson Thump]

The hollow birds came and went and then came and went (IIRC), and AFAIK, are not found on current production models - but happy to be proven wrong.

But there should be plenty of stock on the used market for you to find what you are looking for.

The maple neck SS has a type of hollow bird I think.

 

[]-[@n$0Ma☩!©]

The maple neck SS has a type of hollow bird I think.

But if he doesn’t like the 305...

 

[Tucson Thump]

But if he doesn’t like the 305...

Ah, I hadn't gotten to that post yet.

 

[MattRobPhoto]

Thank you everyone for your input! I have an older CE24 and I LOVE how it plays and the neck is very "skinny" towards the nut and I love that about it. I also play a lot of Strats, but really like the PRS neck because of that.

I know it's not a good time to drop 2-5k on a guitar, but being locked in with all of my guitars in my home studio has me playing every day and I notice I gravitate back to the PRS a LOT. LOL! That and the Carvin I had made... they both play very well.

This year will be my 5th year at the Dallas Guitar Festival (that's postponed till July 31) and every year, I see that same guitar I'm seeking here and I WANT IT! LOL!!!!!! I've played it there and it's very sweet! Paul himself even tried to get me to buy it when I was there. I just didn't have 4K on me.

Maybe this year, I'll pull the trigger! Who knows...

 

[markie]

Good luck Holmes!

 

[Sage]

• The NON-solid birds, or outlined birds or "hollow birds" or whatever they are appropriately called

Officially, they are known as "J" birds. They debuted in 2008. Sometimes the centers are filled with a different material for contrast, sometimes they are left empty.

 

[Burton L]

Yeah, that is a Dustie Waring CE24 Floyd Limited. You would need to find a 2019 or earlier. For 2020 they went with solid birds. Here's a pic of mine - after a custom paint job:

Very nice! I love the purple sparkle! WOW!

 

[MattRobPhoto]

Officially, they are known as "J" birds. They debuted in 2008. Sometimes the centers are filled with a different material for contrast, sometimes they are left empty.

Thank you! Great to know!