...a PRS? I really want one, and need to know if they are indeed, worth the money. Also, what is the difference between a custom 22 and a custom 24 (aside from fret count, of course)?
Does anyone here own...
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I would gladly trade my sould to the PRS company, but I don't think they would have much use for it, lol.
diospada
Katatonic Opethean
looks aside, i consider it to be the best set-neck guitar in terms of tone & playability. but it sure costs a bomb... :zombie:
97reb
doom classic
I've played 'em and love the hell out of them. I think they shred more than Jackson and BC Rich. They feel good to me. If you've got the dough, do it. Take excellent care of it though and think of it as an investment.
xenophobe
Active Member
I've played a bunch of them. They look pretty. Fretwork and consistency from guitar to guitar isn't the greatest. There's a reason nu-metallers love them. Higher fret access sucks. Their older, early 90's guitars are really nice though, but they're not priced to play, they're priced to hang on the wall and look pretty.
Go for a USA Jackson or BC Rich instead. Or if you can't afford them, Carvin makes some great guitars, built to custom specs for half the price of a new Jackson or BC Rich.
My latest Jackson (which smokes ANY PRS I've ever played):
Go for a USA Jackson or BC Rich instead. Or if you can't afford them, Carvin makes some great guitars, built to custom specs for half the price of a new Jackson or BC Rich.
My latest Jackson (which smokes ANY PRS I've ever played):
