Well, I've had to wait since last November to get it, but I've finally got my PRS 7 String. And as promised here are some pics.
Chris.
Chris.
Biomech DINK!!!! said:Well, I've had to wait since last November to get it, but I've finally got my PRS 7 String. And as promised here are some pics.
Chris.
Biomechanoid#001 said:well,
It looks great and it sounds great, we were screwing around the other day and added it on a new track. It sounds amazing.
Hey, we should make a competition. Get me a few ideas and I will scratch the best sentence or word you guys will give me at the back of the guitar with a key or something sharp.
Chris will loooOOooove this
Biomechanoid#001 said:well,
Hey, we should make a competition. Get me a few ideas and I will scratch the best sentence or word you guys will give me at the back of the guitar with a key or something sharp.
Chris will loooOOooove this
WinterSolstice said:"Richard Simmons was here."
22 frets? I guess we wanted to stick with classic feel, huh?
Biomechanoid#001 said:Hey, we should make a competition. Get me a few ideas and I will scratch the best sentence or word you guys will give me at the back of the guitar with a key or something sharp.
24 frets have much better action and feel all round and for a while I just felt they were essential for shreading (and anyone shreding with 22 would one day become enlightened). But since then I've come to agree entirely that you lose a key element in the guitars tone and I'm back with a 22 fret.Biomech DINK!!!! said:Ok you may think I'm a complete anal retard, but the reason I have 22 fret guitars is that I'm a bit of a tone freak, and I love using the neck pickup. And by having 22 frets, the neck pickup sits where the 24th fret would be, so it sits under the 24th fret harmonic which gives you that lovely blues/P90 sound to it.
Let the abuse begin