Sure: Artist (spruce) , Supreme (maple), Classic (Mahogany), Deluxe (poplar). These differ only by the wood used. Also made were the Bronze (spruce with acoustic strings) and the Concert (spruce with nylon strings and classical-style neck). And, then there were various NiteFlys which were US made bolt-on necks, and P-Series which were imports. These were from the original lineup before Parker got sold to US music.
@@CarlosOrtega-dg2gd It would have been slightly less expensive than the Classic. Really, though, it's just a different wood. Here is a link to the 2000 Parker Catalog - same for 1997, mostly: fly.electricguitarinnovationlab.org/_files/Catalogs/2000.pdf
Is the show still on?
Sadly, the show this year has been canceled due to the pandemic.
Hola, me podria decir por favor cual es el orden segun la gama de guitarra parker fly ??
Sure: Artist (spruce) , Supreme (maple), Classic (Mahogany), Deluxe (poplar). These differ only by the wood used.
Also made were the Bronze (spruce with acoustic strings) and the Concert (spruce with nylon strings and classical-style neck).
And, then there were various NiteFlys which were US made bolt-on necks, and P-Series which were imports.
These were from the original lineup before Parker got sold to US music.
@@uburoibob yo tengo la Parker Fly Deluxe año 97 , esa seria la de gama mas baja en esa escala de guitarras??
@@CarlosOrtega-dg2gd It would have been slightly less expensive than the Classic. Really, though, it's just a different wood. Here is a link to the 2000 Parker Catalog - same for 1997, mostly: fly.electricguitarinnovationlab.org/_files/Catalogs/2000.pdf
And here is a link to a 2000 Parker Price Sheet: bobmartin1111.com/BobGuitars/ParkerPriceSheet2000.png
@@uburoibob muchas gracias