NGD. PRS DW

[GlennO]

PRS DW CE 24 Floyd model. Nicest guitar I've ever owned. Beautiful workmanship and top notch components. The Tomahawk pickups are pretty hot, but still articulate, maybe because of the combined alnico and ceramic magnets.

 

[scottp]

Beautiful Guitar! Looks like a nice little amp hiding in the background

 

[TSJMajesty]

That's awesome! I love that look. That's the first time I've seen this model PRS.

 

[GlennO]

Beautiful Guitar! Looks like a nice little amp hiding in the background

. As much as I like my AxeFX, there’s nothing else quite like plugging into a Soldano.

 

[ProfEmerald]

Awesome guitar. If they made a fixed bridge version I would buy one (or two) on a second.

 

[shemihazazel]

Oh WOW. That flame top is gorgeous .

 

[MojoBodies]

Love the maple board and black inlays... congratz bud

 

[grandinq]

Oh my! Beautiful guitar. My PRS McCarty is my favorite guitar in the whole world.

 

[scottp]

Pic of the McCarty?

 

[grandinq]

Pic of the McCarty?

My profile pic is now the McCarty!

 

[la szum]

My profile pic is now the McCarty!

Nice! Mind if I ask what year?

 

[grandinq]

2005

 

[scottp]

Sweet!
I love PRS!
I have a PRS Experience 2011 Custom 24 and a 2014 Tremonti.

 

[la szum]

2005

Sweet! Go figure. Mine is a 2004. I love it. In the process of putting some different
pickups in it at the moment.

 

[Budda]

Congrats!

Odd subforum choice though

 

[Piing]

Congratulations!

I would love to try a PRS with a Floyd

 

[scottp]

Agreed, but we all love guitars!

 

[deathbyguitar]

Regarding Tomohawk pickups, I've got a set of Mojotone Black Magic pickups that used to be in my PRS. They also have ceramic/alnico. Really nice tone but I also felt they were WAY too hot. Kinda felt like I was playing active pickups. Had to lower my pickups like crazy to get the kind of feel like I was after. Ultimately I ended up taking them out and went back to my usual JB/Jazz combo

 

[GlennO]

Awesome guitar. If they made a fixed bridge version I would buy one (or two) on a second.

I know this sounds silly, but I've had so much bad luck with guitars where the strings stick in the nut, that, if I want a hard tail, I prefer to block the bridge on a double locking guitar rather than use a fixed bridge.

 

[ScotHessler]

Nice! Do want!!
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(but I have too many already)