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04-14-2014, 09:45 AM
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Congrats on your new PRS! That's quite a stunner.
I have a few PRSi, but haven't bought any recently.... 
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#17
04-14-2014, 10:31 PM
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I have 10 prsi, many who grew up listening to Gibson or Fender don't like their tone as much, I do, but it took time. My favorites are a 1998 McCarty, and a 1994 Custom 24. Their tremolo system is by far the best I've used. When you first play one of Paul's guitars, I think you're technique dramatically improves. I highly recommend trying some different models first, to be sure you like it's tone, and it's very dependent on what amplifiers you're using.
Good luck!
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#18
04-14-2014, 10:34 PM
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Most PRS made in the US are expensive, The new S2 Series starts at 1150USD, The aforementioned Piezo-equipped guitars, the P22 and P24, are only available in US form, and cost about 4500.
Hope that helped.
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PRS SE Angelus Standard W/Piezo - "Angela" Fender T-Bucket 300CE Acoustic/Electric - "Flash" Yamaha F-310P Dreadnought - "Simple Beauty"  Play On, Playa
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