Paul Reed Smith Interview: PRS Talks Favorite Vintage Guitars
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Paul Reed Smith taks to Music Store Live about his earlier inspirations in the guitar world. We talk Loyd Loar and the first electric guitar, Leo Fender's earliest creations and tons of other vintage axes that have helped to pave the way for PRS guitars and other high end builders. We hope you enjoy this video and please subscribe for more!
Paul Reed Smith has a great sense of humor and I just don't think anyone gets it. :-)
I love that Paul is a fan of guitars - all guitars. Some manufacturers are afraid to say the name of another brand, like no one knows what original brands they're trying to copy. Paul's completely ok with talking about the greatness of Fender and Gibson. Just so happens he created what I consider the "3rd" style/brand. Gibson, Fender, and PRS.
I love this guy......The real deal for sure.
You know what it is with vintage guitars? THEY WERE NEW AT THE TIME. Jimmy played an almost NEW Strat. So it is a myth that old is good. A guitar well build is good. Not all of the guitars from yesteryear's are.
it is not a myth. pick up a Gibson now and compare it to a sixties model. the old one is just better. better made with better materials. same with every major manufacturer. it's even more true with acoustics because of the way the wood matures with time.
When did Larry David start making guitars?
I gotta say it, Paul's accent, faces he makes remind me of Michael Keaton, coincidentally they are both from places that are close to each other (MD, PA).
Paul knows his stuff. Seriously.
That he takes the time to bring the reality of his interests in all things guitar and that he likes other people, takes the grace and sincerity of his production efforts, and quality of build and that he knows that the human identity is very important to being approachable in any venue. It was him that went to the big name players in the early days to give them the free reign of using his instrument in any avenue of design..... and free and without concern about the next year or 10 years as long as they gave honest and viable information about how it could be used or improved to meet individual needs. Is he affable yes, is he pretentious...I don't think so. Does he come across rather aloft and beyond mere mortal existence, only in the sense of dedication of his craft.
Great deep profound sound. Love to have it!
I really enjoy interviews like this. Thanks.
What is with the editing? I wanted to see the full interview!
*of course* he's a jerk - where else do you get the sand to think a) your guitars are good enough and b) to take 'em to the stage door and demand that the stars check em out... ??
This guy should be the US Press Secretary. "What are your favorite vintage guitars?" - 'Well, let's first talk about what was missing in vintage guitars that we looked to address....'
Stumped by the non-prs question 😂. He seemed winded after giving that non-answer.
cant click it on selfphone...