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PRS Swamp Ash Special | 12 | 57.14% | |
PRS Custom 22 Soapbar (several still hanging out there) | 0 | 0% | |
Anderson Drop Top (S-S-H) | 2 | 9.52% | |
Just keep the Strat.... (not bloody likely but if you live in Florida and are used to throwing away your vote...go ahead) | 4 | 19.05% | |
Sell the Strat and keep the cash. The PRS is enough guitar...you don't need another. (fat chance but you can vote for it if you like) | 3 | 14.29% | |
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Need advice for replacing my American Stratocaster
I play a 1997 Fender Roadhouse Stratocaster....well I did that is until I bought my PRS Custom 22. Now the Fender stays in the case. Don't get me wrong, I like the Fender but I LOVE MY PRS. It is really that much finer. Now the question is, should I replace the Strat with something of a similar quality to the PRS but able to cop some single coil tones....ala the Strat sounds?
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G&L
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PRS Swamp Ash...absolutely. Remember, always add more guitars to the collection, so selling the strat and keeping the cash is not an option...
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Go with the SAS.
Tom I'm a sick man. I've finally decided on what I really want from PRS. But the SAS would really tide me over. You must buy it, because I want it and can't have it
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When you get the CU22, get the trem. It stays in tune so well and is sooooo smooth...(to quote Carlos).
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I've got a 22 soapy. It's not a strat, but has been described as a strat on steroids. After playing it for awhile, I tried out an SAS, and thought it would cover the same range as the soapbar. If your looking between those two, I'd recommend the CU22 soapbar, you can't go wrong with those p90s. Andersons are cool guitars as well, and probably more "strat like" than the PRS. But you really should find a 22 soapy to try out.
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Try a Tom Anderson, Hollow T, you'll never go back. '62 Roundback neck
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OK, so I need about $15,000?
PRS SAS PRS CU22 Soapy Anderson Drop Top Anderson Hollow T Hmmm..maybe I can get a discount buying in bulk. I love this place. GAS 'R Us
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I'm surprised J.R. didn't reply here
J.R.'s guitar
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Mark, aka "Jailhouse Bones Bradley" 60's CiJ Strat 62 Gretsch SilverJet Baby M '01 414ce ltd Koa 50's MiM Strat Baby LTG '01 410ce ltd Koa Nashville Delux MM Sterling |
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Sell the Strat and buy a Line6 amp for the PRS. Dont try to keep the cash, spend it before the wife decides on that new table JW
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I have a Line6 POD2. I really don't care for their amps but the POD is amazing. I use it at church to get big amp sounds that don't kill the first few rows. When I use an amp, I have a oh so sweet Fender Custom Vibrolux Reverb in Blonde/Oxblood. Here is a pic of My Amp
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OK, I am going to play as many Swamp Ash Specials as I can this weekend. Maybe a few Andersons and I will report out on Monday.
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