My PRIVATE PRS Factory Tour Experience! -
Вставка
- Опубліковано 8 вер 2023
- PRS Guitars were kind enough to give me a private tour of their factory in Stevensville, Maryland. I take you through the entire experience...and what they forbid me from seeing!
GET UP TO 40% OFF at SWEETWATER: sweetwater.sjv.io/9gdyrE
Shop Sweetwater HERE: sweetwater.sjv.io/vN6V13
Shop Zzounds HERE: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673
Shop PRS : www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/ca...
#prsguitars #paulreedsmith #guitar #electricguitar #factorytour
PRS SE Silver Sky: • John Mayer PRS Silver ...
PRS NF53: • The PRS NF53 Is NOT Wh...
"The Gig" Monthly Newsletter SIGN UP: eepurl.com/h8huGz
My Studio:
Monitors: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Studio Mic: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Interface: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Amp: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Guitar: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Acoustic: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Overdrive: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Fuzz: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Live Mic: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
My Favorite Hercules Stands:
Podcast/Camera Arm: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Laptop: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Guitar Stand: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Mic Stand: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/it...
Shop Hercules Stands HERE: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/ca...
Help Support the Channel!
www.tombutwin.com/support
My Website: www.TomButwin.com
Instagram: / tombutwin
Facebook: / tombutwinband
Twitter: / tombutwin
Shop PRS & Support The Channel: www.zzounds.com/a--3980673/cat--PRS-Paul-Reed-Smith--3755
What a cool tour! So much work goes into these guitars, Paul and his team have a lot to be proud of for sure. They seem relentlessly dedicated to quality. Thanks again for another video Tom!
Thank you for watching! They really do a great job there and are even better people. It was super cool to get to see it in person and meet some of the staff.
Pretty cool video. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed!
Great Video - Love PRS Guitars! - My 2 SE's - 2021 SE Parlor 20E and 2019 Custom 24 Whale Blue Burl have been great to play and use for many years!
And based on what I learned, it sounds like they both came through the MD factory at some point!
I love being in that space. What a fun place.
Badass Tom! Beyond cool getting to look behind the curtain!
It really was! Super cool people and a fascinating process.
Cool. I always love seeing tours of manufacturing lines.
Me too! It was a great experience.
The quality of your videos are amazing. Thanks!
Appreciate that! And thanks for watching.
Cool video. Schecter also has all import guitars shipped to their California factory for inspection and setup. Godin is another manufacturer with a very impressive factory, very high attention to details.
Interesting! I didn’t know that about Schecter. Appreciate you watching.
Tom, very well explained and presented, awesome video! Pretty neat that only one person does all the serial numbers.
Pro tip for next time: Just leave your car running outside, grab anything you can, ask for the bathroom and run!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! That's a great tip lol! I think Paul himself might have tackled me if I had tried that. Talk about a compelling video then!
Anything caught your eye while you were there and haven’t tried yet?@@TomButwin
@S.Lang7 yes! There were some Private Stock electrics and acoustic I couldn’t film that looked absolutely amazing. Of course, anytime I saw a Silver Sky body or neck I smiled! Haha. My dream PRS is a McCarty with the stop-tail, wrap around bridge. I saw a couple of those at various stages of being built too.
Excellent video sir!
Thank you!
Can’t wait for mine to get here! Ordered a PRS CUSTOM 24-08 10 top, Dream/Bucket list 🎸 guitar! For my 50th birthday, I can’t live a lifetime without owning my very own, can’t wait.
Much deserved and happy birthday! Let me know how it is when you get it.
@@TomButwin I will ☺️
Awesome video ! I just picked up a PRS Studio & really love it.
Right on! Congrats. Thanks for watching.
Im liking my PRS Mcarty 594 so nice to see it being made. Wish it was as good on the leg sitting down as a Strat but no others issues
Nothing compares to seated comfort like the S and T style body! Still love the 594, though. Such great guitars.
DUUUUUUDE
Great and informative video. I know you’re not a CNC expert, but are you a doctor or lawyer?
Yes. Yes, I am.
I reckon if Pete Townsend tried smashing a PRS he'd end up breaking his wrists😂.
Some of those McCarty's are pretty solid, that's for sure. I wouldn't suggest doing it! lol
UA-camr demos a PRS SE and the comment section goes nuts. Oh, it’s only this good because PRS prepped that guitar before they shipped it to the UA-camr!
Tom, thank you for confirming that this is the case! Not only for the UA-camr, but for all of us. This is the first time I heard this, did you know that before the factory tour? No wonder the SE line is so good if they check every SE and readjust if needed.
It was one of the many things I learned on the tour. Certainly not a perfect process, but even US-made Fender, Gibson, PRS, Martin, etc. occasionally have issues. The extra step for the SE line in MD definitely adds to the value, in my opinion.
Never saw your channel before. Can I make a suggestion? Front loading your video with a teaser about "something unexpected" is just tiring and played out, particularly when people have watched a lot of content and those teasers invariably turn out to be pretty mild.
We already clicked. Don't after-click bait your audience.
A surprise is only a surprise when you don't mention it.
Appreciate the suggestion. Unfortunately, we “UA-camrs” have to try everything to retain attention…otherwise, we have a very slim chance of people seeing our video (even those who have subscribed). Click-bait, to me, is a promise that’s not delivered on. I was surprised at what I didn’t see on the tour. That’s what I mentioned. Is it a device to maybe retain a viewer? 100% Again, and unfortunately, simply making a good video isn’t enough with a channel as small as mine. I really appreciate you watching and commenting. That’s hugely helpful. I hope to get to a point someday on here where I can be less concerned with the “algorithm” and more concerned with just putting out content I like and think others would enjoy too. It’s a delicate balance.