2 more PRSs! (now with family photo)

[bender]

Holy f*ck!

Do you own any non-PRS guitars?

[Slowy]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

[hamo]

Holy f*ck!

Do you own any non-PRS guitars?

He did, but he swapped them for PRSi...

[Eruera]

Madness

On the other hand, would make for a pretty easy time level matching when you swap guitars yeah?

[Zaulkin]

Wow! Nice one. Pity you don't have a goldtop one though

[handsoffmatt]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

I remember that guitar well. It was in stock for a LONG time back when I used to work in our stores. It was freakin incredible.

I also remember that Grey-Black Santana III as well, though I don't remember that one being AS special.

[Slowy]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

I remember that guitar well. It was in stock for a LONG time back when I used to work in our stores. It was freakin incredible.

I also remember that Grey-Black Santana III as well, though I don't remember that one being AS special.

Thanks Matt; now I'll never prise it out of Conway's paws.

[robnobcorncob]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

I remember that guitar well. It was in stock for a LONG time back when I used to work in our stores. It was freakin incredible.

That guitar was on the wall at the Welly RS for years and yeeeeeeears.

[Conway]

That's amazing, wow.

Never realised the Santana was so much wider than the regular PRS shape.

How does the 408 compared sound wise to the standards?

Yeah, I didn't think the Santana body was all that much different until I got them all lined up together. It certainly weighs a bit more, and is somewhat unbalanced to play sitting down.

I really like the 408 pickups. In humbucker mode they're not hugely different, but when you switch to single coil the extra windings kick in to boost the volume so there's no drop off like normal coil-tapping. And they sound really good as single coils.

[Conway]

Holy f*ck!

Do you own any non-PRS guitars?

A few still. There's a couple I won't sell for sentimental reasons, but a couple that might be on the block.

[Conway]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

I remember that guitar well. It was in stock for a LONG time back when I used to work in our stores. It was freakin incredible.

That guitar was on the wall at the Welly RS for years and yeeeeeeears.

It's a 1998 that one. And Slowie, you know there never was any chance of you prising it away from me!

[Slowy]

It gets lost in all the bling but the red one is something special. It took me 20 seconds to fall in love with it.

I remember that guitar well. It was in stock for a LONG time back when I used to work in our stores. It was freakin incredible.

It's a 1998 that one. And Slowie, you know there never was any chance of you prising it away from me!

I dunno; you mentioned something about, "only if you were unconscious"?

[Conway]

There's a couple I won't sell for sentimental reasons, but a couple that might be on the block.

I should add sooner rather than later. In fact... now. http://www.nzguitars.com/forum/viewtopi ... 49&t=26265

[Conway]

And Slowie, you know there never was any chance of you prising it away from me!

I dunno; you mentioned something about, "only if you were unconscious"?

[kdawg2a]

Family photo (not the best, but hard to get a decent shot with all the shiny tops):



Top row: McCarty Soapbar Standard (solid mahogany, no maple cap), P24 Trem (10 top), 408
Bottom row: Custom 22 (10 top quilt), Custom 22 Triple Soapbar, Santana III (10 top)

You know, PRS's are not quite my cup of beer but looking at that family photo has me gassing a bit for one! Nice work Conway!