Still like PRS?

[djjagdish]

Sweet lord, that is a work of art...I think I'm going to cry!!

I had a PRS from the 1990s but the neck profile was wrong for me -'wide thin'

But now I have this:

 

[indigochild]

I had a PRS from the 1990s but the neck profile was wrong for me -'wide thin'

But now I have this:

My PRS Custom 24 LTD 10 Top Fire Red Burst with 57/08s.

It's an awesome guitar. All I've done is change the rotary for 3 way/push pull for faster pup changes. The 57/08s are my favorite humbuckers.

Strat guy all the way but my PRS guitars have a special place and I do love them !!

Gorgeous - all of them!!!!!!!!! Jealous.

 

[NRVPaul]

Another SE EG I just picked up. and of course it is fantastic.

 

[Olds442]

yes i still like prs.

 

[Brad737]

Here's a "Tone Shootout" with an original 1958 Les Paul vs. a brand new PRS SC-58. David Grissom played the Les Paul first, then the PRS. I think that PRS sounds great.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuUSnw1xk8M]PRS 2010 Tone Shootout - YouTube[/ame]

 

[dewolfe03]

I have the SE Santana also. I love that thing. Sounds great. I also have a PRS SE Singlecut. It is a different feel and sound from my Gibson LP Studio, but I like it too.

 

[gtimach1]

Over the past year, I've been much more into my Les Pauls, but my PRS Custom 22 would be the last guitar I would ever part with.

From the first day I owed it, it has always felt right and sounded great. Being a lefty, it would also be very hard to replace. PRS can go for years without producing lefties, so the pickings would be slimmer.

So, yes....I still like my PRS. A lot.

 

[LP Bob]

Still love my 1992 PRS CE-24, but when I bought an LP Trad Pro in 2009 it was a serious tone upgrade.

 

[Dilemma]

These discussions don't exist outside of PRS. When was the last time you saw a four page debate on Jackson? Ibanez? Schecter? I think the fact the PRS can generate this kind of discussion is telling.

 

[upl8tr]

These discussions don't exist outside of PRS. When was the last time you saw a four page debate on Jackson? Ibanez? Schecter? I think the fact the PRS can generate this kind of discussion is telling.

Absolutely!

And that discussion will no doubt intensify with the new S2 PRS range that will directly compete with the Gibsons Studio range.

 

[BluesDisciple]

Last time I checked, there were an ample amount of used SE 245's for sale at Musician' Friend. Not quite my cup of tea.

 

[VDeuce]

The DGT was a real game changer for me...

 

[SEPTOR26]

I've always had a PRS in the arsenal.

 

[pbcman]

Won't ever let my natural flamed Mira go!

 

[NeubyWanKaneuby]

I like my Custom 24 more than my 68RI, but I still like my 68RI a lot.

If I was forced to choose, I think I'd keep my PRS over the Gibson.

 

[armycopter]

I'm not sure I can add anything else to what has been said already, but I certainly love my PRS P22. It has 57/08 and a piezo and I think it's one of the most musical guitars I have ever played.

 

[59Guy]

When people say PRS guitars lack soul, they're actually saying 'my playing sucks, and lacks soul'.

Gibson should take a long, hard look at the quality, craftsmanship, and pride that every PRS guitar has.

 

[Crusader Rabbit]

Sweet lord, that is a work of art...I think I'm going to cry!!

Look at that boatwake...

I Love my PRS too. The Dirty 100 gets about as much use as the LP's. The PS Santana, maybe not as much.

What's that? You want to see?

Pauls 'Dirty 100', 1 piece top! An amazing guitar. Just wow. (59/09's)

PS Santana - Blue Crab Blue. Look at that figuring!! (57/08s)