@@stevepostell The 5-way rotary pickup switch has its own character also. Check the wiring diagram. Do you dislike 24 frets for the mathematical reason? The custom 24 fits so comfortable to your body. Thanks for answering me. I will subscribe. I don't subscribe to much. Have yourself a nice day.
That's what I'm interested in getting! Justin Johnson used an antique white 24 with two humbucking pickups on his new recording, because his Gibson Flying V had an input jack or switch problem. After seeing that I looked into it, and the SE versions have stainless steel frets and nitro finishes - the cost is very reasonable for what you get.
@@pharmerdavid1432 My SE Standard is a 2020 edition. I'm not sure about the stainless steel frets or nitro finish. I had understood that the frets very hard but not SS - but they are very very nicely polished. And I think it has a gloss finish - which really brings out the grain in the mahogany. It would be interesting if SS and nitro are available now.
Like they say in Achem, Fachum. I love the American PRS's . A 10 top is a beautiful guitar. Great example of bookend maple top on Mohagany. Stunning! When PRS started expanding to amps and other gear may have been a turn off to some.
Oh yeah, i got one like yhat special iys amazing tone . I can tele strat es335. Gretsch hybrid if use eq pedal you shape it. My special amazing, but i got 5 more prs core line 3 se. Hollow body 2 the paul sas 1996 and sas narrow field & s2 mccarty 594 . My babys 👍
Yay❣️❤ This affirms my thoughts of wanting one. Now I can say, "See! It's not just only me." :) Been at least four years I've been sure about it.
Sounding great, Steve! Great playing and awesome tone from the guitar.
I love PRS also. You are such a gifted player.
Thank you
@@stevepostell The 5-way rotary pickup switch has its own character also. Check the wiring diagram. Do you dislike 24 frets for the mathematical reason? The custom 24 fits so comfortable to your body. Thanks for answering me. I will subscribe. I don't subscribe to much. Have yourself a nice day.
I got a PRS SE Standard 24 which was the lowest priced PRS at the time. It's amazing, practically plays itself.
That's what I'm interested in getting! Justin Johnson used an antique white 24 with two humbucking pickups on his new recording, because his Gibson Flying V had an input jack or switch problem. After seeing that I looked into it, and the SE versions have stainless steel frets and nitro finishes - the cost is very reasonable for what you get.
@@pharmerdavid1432 My SE Standard is a 2020 edition. I'm not sure about the stainless steel frets or nitro finish. I had understood that the frets very hard but not SS - but they are very very nicely polished. And I think it has a gloss finish - which really brings out the grain in the mahogany. It would be interesting if SS and nitro are available now.
Beautiful and very versatile PRS! 😊 ❤ 👋
Thank you! 🤗
I’m a Telecaster guy but I’d get a PRS, I never understood why so many people shit on PRS, especially when the blue sky came out.
Like they say in Achem, Fachum. I love the American PRS's . A 10 top is a beautiful guitar. Great example of bookend maple top on Mohagany. Stunning! When PRS started expanding to amps and other gear may have been a turn off to some.
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Oh yeah, i got one like yhat special iys amazing tone . I can tele strat es335. Gretsch hybrid if use eq pedal you shape it. My special amazing, but i got 5 more prs core line 3 se. Hollow body 2 the paul sas 1996 and sas narrow field & s2 mccarty 594 . My babys 👍