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I ran out of room still on the hunt been talking to my old Doctor first thing she asked any new guitars ??
nothing this year so far but I scored 4 PRS guitars last year the set up was so easy capo in the first fret and .006" on the eight fret
adjust the dual action truss rod the two with rosewood necks are so stable stay in perfect tune can't ask for more than that
So the hunt missed out on this one the price made me hesitate.
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Paul Reed Smith PRS Private Stock DGT Brazilian Neck McCarty Glow

Watchtower Guitars is excited to announce our partnership with Paul Reed Smith Guitars is growing to new levels this year. We now have the best selection of Core, Bolt On, S2 and SE models in the tri-state area. All of these guitars are available to be tested at our new location in Morristown...
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And this.

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2001 PRS Limited Edition Single Cut Solid Braz Rosewood Neck 10 Top Amber Guitar | eBay

2001 PRS Brazilian Singlecut. This is one of a very limited edition by PRS of 250 guitars. The Brazilian rosewood neck must be felt to be believed. The story goes that Paul Smith was getting a tour of the Martin Guitar Factory, and saw a bunch of BRW lying around.
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Not me. I have two electrics, one I never play, and as much as I’ve played my Zencaster I still haven’t wrung everything out of it. Another guitar would just make me think I was playing different stuff when I’m not. I think in my old age I’m really getting dedicated to the idea that learning one guitar extraordinarily well is almost a spiritual practice… or at least tickles the brain centers that make us think something “spiritual” is happening.

I’m trying to make guitar playing into a Zen exercise, like Zen painting. Play just enough and nothing extra.
 
Seamus OReally said:
Not me. I have two electrics, one I never play, and as much as I’ve played my Zencaster I still haven’t wrung everything out of it. Another guitar would just make me think I was playing different stuff when I’m not. I think in my old age I’m really getting dedicated to the idea that learning one guitar extraordinarily well is almost a spiritual practice… or at least tickles the brain centers that make us think something “spiritual” is happening.

I’m trying to make guitar playing into a Zen exercise, like Zen painting. Play just enough and nothing extra.
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Guitars are like Jello. "There's always room for more." :celebrate2:
 
Seamus OReally said:
Not me. I have two electrics, one I never play, and as much as I’ve played my Zencaster I still haven’t wrung everything out of it. Another guitar would just make me think I was playing different stuff when I’m not. I think in my old age I’m really getting dedicated to the idea that learning one guitar extraordinarily well is almost a spiritual practice… or at least tickles the brain centers that make us think something “spiritual” is happening.

I’m trying to make guitar playing into a Zen exercise, like Zen painting. Play just enough and nothing extra.
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I have 4 electrics. An acoustic. And a bass. Been playing the bass a bit more lately, but I do cycle thru the other 5 as the mood hits since they all have a different voice. Just depends on the mind set which gets picked up and played.
 
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