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RBlakeney
Wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
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GUInessTARS
Das niiice.
looks mean
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RBlakeney
GUInessTARS said:
Das niiice.
looks mean
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Pretty friendly so far!
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Alex
Enjoy - my first PRS was also a 24 fretter.
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Budda
I'm still team 22 but my first PRS was a custom 24 SE I modded ;)

First impressions?
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Alex said:
Enjoy - my first PRS was also a 24 fretter.
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Budda said:
I'm still team 22 but my first PRS was a custom 24 SE I modded ;)

First impressions?
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I would usually do 22 but the 24 isn't a big deal. For the amount of time I spend up there (minimal)it hasn't thrown me off.
First impressions are good ones.
I was surprised at how heavy it was, I for some reason expected it would be lighter.
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Nice!
What year/model is it?

My first one was a SE as well. Bought it off of Budda in fact. I grudgingly traded that one because it
happened to be in the background of a pic of a guitar I did offer as trade bait and the seller wanted it.
I have a CE 22 wrap tail now.
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laristotle said:
Nice!
What year/model is it?

My first one was a SE as well. Bought it off of Budda in fact. I grudgingly traded that one because it
happened to be in the background of a pic of a guitar I did offer as trade bait and the seller wanted it.
I have a CE 22 wrap tail now.
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2002 custom 24
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Budda
And one day i will get @laristotle CE :)
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G
Don't worry @Budda, I remember that you're 'first dibs'.;)
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Budda
laristotle said:
Don't worry @Budda, I remember that you're 'first dibs'.;)
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I should probably give the wife the heads up too...
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SGJones
RBlakeney said:
2002 custom 24
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Nope. It’s a 1992. I just traded it in. Note the short heel and the small headstock logo. That one was built before they moved the factory to Stevensville. Super nice guitar. You are making me miss it!


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Steadfastly
Did you find out or are you still fussing with it?:)
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SGJones said:
Nope. It’s a 1992. I just traded it in. Note the short heel and the small headstock logo. That one was built before they moved the factory to Stevensville. Super nice guitar. You are making me miss it!


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Awesome!
The good thing about keeping it here is that if you miss it too much at least you know where it is!

She will be well loved and enjoy lots of time with the other kids. I may have to have another family portrait soon haha.
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Steadfastly said:
Did you find out or are you still fussing with it?:)
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There is no fussing. FYI. Zero buyers remorse with this one.
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RBlakeney said:
There is no fussing. FYI. Zero buyers remorse with this one.
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Those are the kind of purchases we guitar players like. When PRS comes out with a truly wide/fat neck, I will seriously check out one of those beauties.
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Steadfastly said:
Those are the kind of purchases we guitar players like. When PRS comes out with a truly wide/fat neck, I will seriously check out one of those beauties.
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This neck size is called “the steadly.”
Please note. This is not the prs.
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SGJones
I am very glad it has a good home! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. In case they didn’t tell you the volume pot is push/pull for coil tap and the tone for phase.The pickups are HFS and vintage bass. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about it. Congrats!


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SGJones said:
I am very glad it has a good home! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. In case they didn’t tell you the volume pot is push/pull for coil tap and the tone for phase.The pickups are HFS and vintage bass. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about it. Congrats!


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I had went in to get it when andrew wasn't there so I didn't get the full run down, I just bought it haha.
Thanks for the extra info. Definitely good to know!
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butterknucket
Nice guitar!

Are you going to use the trem on it?
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