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PRS, unbeleivable

Unread post by Ranting Thespian » Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:37 pm

I was just walking through Good N Loud the other day. I saw this http://prsguitars.com/showcase/current/hollowone.html hanging, and reconized it since Barenaked Ladies have used it. mI picked it up, Plugged it into the Fender Blues Junior (because I own one). I started to play . . . orgasm! I have only been a mild prs fan, but this thing blew me away! It was so easy, such warm tone, and light as hell! I recomend everyone to try it! It's 3000, so I'm never going to buy it, but fucking hell! It was so great, I had to wipe the chair off when I was done.
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Unread post by jeffro » Sun Mar 06, 2005 8:07 pm

I would love to play one with the LR Baggs piezo set up in it.
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Unread post by mangold » Mon Mar 07, 2005 3:13 pm

prs's are definetly the best production electrics available, but for the pricetag you can get somethin custom built that pwns the prs
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Unread post by Dancing Ants » Sun Mar 20, 2005 3:03 am

this is THE guitar I would buy if I had the cash. Damn....that one in the pic is POIFECT. Give it to me please. In a lefty model, too. *ha ha*. I like what I got though.


note: somehow I KNEW this was the PRS you'd be talking about before I opened the thread.
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Unread post by Dancing Ants » Sun Mar 20, 2005 3:12 am

i got a quick question...i'm looking at the McCarty Treble and Bass humbuckers...if you bought one ($120.00)...i can't figure out if you're buying TWO (one for bridge and neck position), or if you just get one for your money? Anyone help me out here?
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Unread post by DMBGuru » Sun Mar 20, 2005 3:13 am

Pickups are generally between $100-$200 for EACH pickup. I would guess that it is just 1 pickup, meaning you would have to buy one for bridge and one for neck.
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Unread post by Dancing Ants » Sun Mar 20, 2005 3:13 pm

DMBGuru wrote:Pickups are generally between $100-$200 for EACH pickup. I would guess that it is just 1 pickup, meaning you would have to buy one for bridge and one for neck.
that's what i figured. thanks for your help. looks like i'll be upgrading fairly soon. :twisted:
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