NGD

[RedGuitar]

This PRS SE Santana was played by my buddy in our band for years. As fine player, he put a lot of mojo into it. I intend to get some of that out of it. He passed away last year and this wound up with non-deserving me. I also got the 2 Lab Series L7s from him.

 

[dmatthews]

Nice mate. Play with gusto!

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Sweet looking axe! May it bring much mojo!

 

[fitz]

But...,
It's not red.
HNGD!

 

[Brian Krashpad]

Congrats. Have fun!

 

[PelliX]

You're going to have to wrap it in red vinyl....! HNGD!

 

[Session 5]

Congrats, still lots of life left in that axe.

 

[Robb]

Very nice guitar.

 

[GrooVey]

That’s a beauty! Now play the crap out of it.

 

[TVvoodoo]

Buddy's watching... he may have haunted it to create plentiful clams. But wow... what a beautiful pass-on

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Congrats on the guitar, sorry for the loss of your friend.

 

[RedGuitar]

Thanks for the comments. Red wrap or maybe spray bomb? Hmmmmm

Tomorrow I'll take it to a local shop/store, to get 2 of the nut slots filed. Currently the .046 E and the .026 D won't sit in the slots. That's important to fit well.

 

[SG John]

Happy new guitar week!

 

[Jethro Rocker]

Beautiful git!

 

[RedGuitar]

My buddy was a very kind, self-made man. A monster player of guitar & bass. His passing left a big hole in our hearts and bands...he was in a few.

20 years ago he was treated for prostate cancer. Things went ok until a couple years ago...then it boiled up in him again, and despite recent treatments, it spread throughout him. He was the player & rocker until 10 days before he died.

This is his "flagship" song that he wrote & recorded prior to my appearance in the band. He did all the guitar work.

https://audio.com/superconductor/audio/number-six

That makes 3 buddies I lost last year to cancer. I, myself am probably 99.?% cancer-free from 2 years ago, after much chemo, immuno, surgery, and radiation. I am on disability, yet feel like a professional patient with not so much patience. My doc is doing regular checks for any re-occurrence. We are all mortal types.

 

[dmatthews]

My buddy was a very kind, self-made man. A monster player of guitar & bass. His passing left a big hole in our hearts and bands...he was in a few.

20 years ago he was treated for prostate cancer. Things went ok until a couple years ago...then it boiled up in him again, and despite recent treatments, it spread throughout him. He was the player & rocker until 10 days before he died.

This is his "flagship" song that he wrote & recorded prior to my appearance in the band. He did all the guitar work.

https://audio.com/superconductor/audio/number-six

That makes 3 buddies I lost last year to cancer. I, myself am probably 99.?% cancer-free from 2 years ago, after much chemo, immuno, surgery, and radiation. I am on disability, yet feel like a professional patient with not so much patience. My doc is doing regular checks for any re-occurrence. We are all mortal types.

Thanks for sharing, and sorry for your loss mate.
Good tune as well!