Why so few McCarty Soapbars with trems?

DGT nut width is slightly narrower, different fretwire, neck shape, pickups, and different layout of knobs. I believe the body thickness is the same though.

Great thing about the DGT, it's a McCarty thickness, with basically the old PRS Regular neck and big frets.
brilliant.
 
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The one on eBay... $3K for a 20 year old guitar with no birds.

You’d have to want one really bad.

Super low #'s built...less than 10 at best info I had.

If it's clean, it's a rare beast for sure.
But you gotta love soapbars, and need a trem.

And since 80's standards go for 5-6K with moons.....

Edit: hah. Didn't realize that was you Mike.
 
Super low #'s built...less than 10 at best info I had.

If it's clean, it's a rare beast for sure.
But you gotta love soapbars, and need a trem.

And since 80's standards go for 5-6K with moons.....

Edit: hah. Didn't realize that was you Mike.

Indeed a rare bird (no pun intended), but Tony Venn wasn’t asking near that amount when he sold Grissom’s McTrem prototype. Granted no P-90’s, but I really wanted that one!
 
Indeed a rare bird (no pun intended), but Tony Venn wasn’t asking near that amount when he sold Grissom’s McTrem prototype. Granted no P-90’s, but I really wanted that one!
You and me both. I’d shank a fool for that one. Better yet the Ely era 24.

But some stuff has gotten out of control for sure. My days of a new PRS are over. Cruising reverb!
 
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