Definitely a great trade. The S2 series is excellent, but the Core models are just the stuff.
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I certainly like the PRS, but I would have found a way to keep that Holdsworth. It is one of my favorite models he ever used.Administrator of the SDUGF
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Originally posted by 1neeto View PostComplete impulse buy last night. Traded a PRS S2 and a rare Ibanez for it and couldn’t be happier. Only catch is no hard case, but it has all paperwork which is really what matters.
2014 PRS SC245
And the guitars I traded for it.
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If you don't mind disclosing, did the trade-in of your 2 former guitars cover most of the cost of the new McCarty, or not really?
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Last edited by Jack_TriPpEr; 09-01-2021, 10:49 PM.Sanford: "The hardest part about tone chasing is losing the expectations associated with the hardware."
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Originally posted by Jack_TriPpEr View PostBeautiful green on that McCarty.
If you don't mind disclosing, did the trade-in of your 2 former guitars cover most of the cost of the new McCarty, or not really?
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So let’s say both my guitars are valued at $2300, let’s say $2500 as the very top dollar. Can you find a new core McCarty for $2500 or less?
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Originally posted by Mincer View PostI certainly like the PRS, but I would have found a way to keep that Holdsworth. It is one of my favorite models he ever used.
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Bye-banezOriginally posted by crusty philtrumAnyone who *sings* at me through their teeth deserves to have a bus drive through their face
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So I put her against my LP Studio. It was fun and very enlightening to play them back to back. I did not roll the tone pot all the way down, I went exactly halfway on both guitars. Tone on 0 was just too dark and muddy.
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Originally posted by 1neeto View PostSo I put her against my LP Studio. It was fun and very enlightening to play them back to back. I did not roll the tone pot all the way down, I went exactly halfway on both guitars. Tone on 0 was just too dark and muddy.
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That PRS is gorgeous!
You know, I almost never hear people complain about the PRS stock pickups. They make great pickups.
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That close-up shot of the neck shows that PRS knows how to do frets and neck binding the way they should be done...fret ends filed at about 20 degrees (instead of the insanely common 35 degrees), and no binding nubs (like Gibson) but frets over the binding (like Epi does).Originally Posted by IanBallard
Rule of thumb... the more pot you have, the better your tone.
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Originally posted by GuitarDoc View PostThat close-up shot of the neck shows that PRS knows how to do frets and neck binding the way they should be done...fret ends filed at about 20 degrees (instead of the insanely common 35 degrees), and no binding nubs (like Gibson) but frets over the binding (like Epi does).
A few weeks with this guitar and she gets lots of play. But I still tend to gravitate more towards my LP studio.
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