Whats your favorite PRS/best of the herd??
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dmatthews
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Everybody needs a McCarty... but a McRosie... well that's just the upper region of heaven. Yours is a prime example!
Although my SCF is pretty unique, I keep coming back to my trusty McRosie.
Of all his creations to me that's the quintessence of PRS and will stand the test of time.
Glide-bpm
We were small but we were slow...
What in the HECK is that on the left???? What do the extra controls do??? WoW!It's between these two.
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As close to perfect as perfect can be ... 1985 Custom 24
veinbuster
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Killer first post.As close to perfect as perfect can be ... 1985 Custom 24
Great guitar.
Welcome to the forum.
Glide-bpm
We were small but we were slow...
As close to perfect as perfect can be ... 1985 Custom 24
That is one beautiful classic PRS!!!!!!!!!!! Sweet Switch, babyyyyyy!!!!!
I am down to two PRS guitars.
My McCarty 58 is the nicest guitar that I have ever owned, and I have owned a lot of guitars over the last 41 years. It is just an exceptional instrument.
However, I play my Mira Korina (Mira K) more than any PRS guitar that I have owned over the years. This guitar has a utilitarian vibe that makes playing it fun.
My McCarty 58 is the nicest guitar that I have ever owned, and I have owned a lot of guitars over the last 41 years. It is just an exceptional instrument.
However, I play my Mira Korina (Mira K) more than any PRS guitar that I have owned over the years. This guitar has a utilitarian vibe that makes playing it fun.
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I keep dreaming about this one, Oh the top, the stain, the Gold lip MOP and the fact that it's a SCKing Of The Ring. It's going to be tough to dethrone this one. I know I've probably posted too many pictures of this one by now.
just makes me tingly inside
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Mine for the past 18 mos. or so has been this beauty from Brian's WL run of SH 408s, replete with a rosewood neck. Between the pickup switching system, and its semi-hollow resonance ringing through the F hole - there isn't much this guitar can't handle. I still think the 408s are the best (forward looking) thing Paul has done in 20 years. My CS Strat might have snuck in, but I don't think I played any of my other PRSi for about the first six months!
bodia
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Mine for the past 18 mos. or so has been this beauty from Brian's WL run of SH 408s, replete with a rosewood neck. Between the pickup switching system, and its semi-hollow resonance ringing through the F hole - there isn't much this guitar can't handle. I still think the 408s are the best (forward looking) thing Paul has done in 20 years. My CS Strat might have snuck in, but I don't think I played any of my other PRSi for about the first six months!
That is one hot specimen! Love that top!
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Mine for the past 18 mos. or so has been this beauty from Brian's WL run of SH 408s, replete with a rosewood neck. Between the pickup switching system, and its semi-hollow resonance ringing through the F hole - there isn't much this guitar can't handle. I still think the 408s are the best (forward looking) thing Paul has done in 20 years. My CS Strat might have snuck in, but I don't think I played any of my other PRSi for about the first six months!
sofaking Bangin'!
Deli6505
Rockin' the D!
So far, my 2012 DGT is at the forefront but I hope to add a Core-Tremonti in the near future.
dogrocketp
I drank the PRS kool aid, and it was tasty!
Woah, mommy! That is a beautiful guitar! And personally, my favorite PRS is whatever one I have in my hands at the moment, excepting my EGII.
So far, my 2012 DGT is at the forefront but I hope to add a Core-Tremonti in the near future.
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I'm with you on the whichever one I have my hands on comment. I recently moved the 3 PRS instruments that I could live without from my collection... It was hard but I love the other ones more and these instruments deserve to be played so off they went to someone who will be crazy about them. What remains in my collection are absolute keepers.
The remaining ones are all favorites but if I were forced to chose only 1, I'd pick my red Korina McCarty. It was the first core model that I ever played and its Brazilian board changed my life. You know how sometimes you pick up a guitar and everything about it just feels right? Thats how it was. The neck was perfect, it was lightweight, the sound was perfectly clear, bright, and balanced...and it was beautiful. I've since acquired more 'core' guitars and guitars that get played more often because of their bright tone (i.e.Custom 24) but that Korina will always be my favorite PRS.
I never get enough of ogling this warrior in desert fade fatigueKing Of The Ring. It's going to be tough to dethrone this one for me. I know I've probably posted too many pictures of this one by now
Awesome in every detail.
