Dimebag11
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Would you say it’s “dark” compared to other PRS models?
Texsunburst59
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The neck HB can be a bit Dari south, but I just adjust the tone on the amp to accommodate it.
I then warm up the bridge for the brighter sounding amp.
If you’re using a digital FX pedal board, you just create tones that fix the bassier sounding neck pickup.
TX6Strings
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My 20th anniversary ‘05 Custom 24
My 2000 & 2001 Single Cuts both loaded with BKP Rebel Yells.
My 2000 & 2001 Single Cuts both loaded with BKP Rebel Yells.
fek
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Have never owned a PRS, but I played a 594 SE double cut I liked at Sweetwater a few months ago. Put myself on the reminder list for when a vintage burst one gets in stock. That seems to be the only finish that they can't get in.
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spguitar
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2001 Singlecut
2002 Standard 24
2002 Standard 24
Texsunburst59
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That’s an awesome looking Red on that PRS.2001 Singlecut
2002 Standard 24
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spguitar
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It's been everywhere with me and on every recording. Every producer i've worked with was amazed by the tones.
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SkaakS
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Love the SE line--fantastic bang for your buck and some really unique finishes!
Texsunburst59
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Lovely collection of PRS’s you’ve got on the wall.Love the SE line--fantastic bang for your buck and some really unique finishes!
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eecamichael
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Here are mine - from left to right 1993 CE 24, 2000 Custom 24, 1995 Custom 24 10 top, 1994 Custom 24 10 top, 2006 Custom 24, and 1994 CE 22. They just feel right for me.
Texsunburst59
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What a kick ass PRS collection.