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So whats the easiest way to get started on modding? Or even learning to do a proper setup? I plan on paying guitar for the rest of my life, so I figure its reasonable to learn these things so I can change my guitars as I want without having to spend thousands on skilled professionals over the years ...

Conway wrote:Do I have competition for the position of chief forum PRS fanboy?!

I just like to see what they have on the go. Beautiful guitars

http://www.prsguitars.com/products/

Looks awesome.

So stoked that Friedman got a signature model, surprised the SE doesnt have a wide thin neck though.

Excuse me while I pick my jaw up from off the floor.

Thats amazing, how old is it?

Sweet

What an awesome axe.

Audio demo?

Conway wrote:

sidewinder wrote:Wow, what a guitar. How many PRS's you got Conway? Anywhere we can see the full set?

Ummmmm, ahhhhhh, that's 4 now.

One got away from me dammit! Been trying to get it back, to no avail. I'll get a family snap up sometime.

Wow, what a guitar. How many PRS's you got Conway? Anywhere we can see the full set?

Always amazed at how a few hardware changes can change the character and look of a guitar so much, looks great. Personally Id ditch the pickguard altogether.

Is the wall of text helpful? Short scale + loads of frets = guna run into trouble. Long scale + loads of frets (~24) = not so bad; PRS custom 24s are pretty good for it at 25.5", but I still found the dusty frets to be difficult to manage. Haha yeah it is, I dont feel like I need to try every ...

Boy is this a tin of worms. :lol: I'm going to write a whole thing about stuff I've had and why it has or hasn't worked. 24" : Classic player Jaguar HH Offset body and short scale made this a real easy guitar to pick up and play. Sitting or standing was great. I have decent size hands with pia...

How big an impact does scale length have on your choice in guitar? Generally, I have long fingers so I've found with a Strat (25.5") my fingers seem to have more room to move around, though I've been pining for a singlecut (the look and the sound). Most of them are Gibson specc'd, at 24.5"...

Nice! I think they're great if you know what you are looking for.