clearmudd
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Yeah, but a Custom 24 don't sound like a Les Paul either...:teeth
What does a PRS Custom 24 supposed to sound like? I would imagine itself.:wah
Yeah, but a Custom 24 don't sound like a Les Paul either...:teeth
PRS complaints translated...
PRS guitars have no soul = player has no soul
All sound fizzy = I don't know how to select/adjust my amp
Necks have dead spots = I don't know how to setup a guitar
It doesn't sound like a Les Paul = I have really no clue about scale length and guitar construction
The pickups suck = I think every humbucker is supposed to be a PAF replica
4 of the 5 selector switch positions are useless = I only play on the bridge pickup at full volume
WTF is a sweet switch = I have no idea a long cable can affect tone
:laugh2:
PRS complaints translated...
PRS guitars have no soul = player has no soul
All sound fizzy = I don't know how to select/adjust my amp
Necks have dead spots = I don't know how to setup a guitar
It doesn't sound like a Les Paul = I have really no clue about scale length and guitar construction
The pickups suck = I think every humbucker is supposed to be a PAF replica
4 of the 5 selector switch positions are useless = I only play on the bridge pickup at full volume
WTF is a sweet switch = I have no idea a long cable can affect tone
:laugh2:
I agree.
I believe that being familiar and knowing how to use gear is more important than having really good gear.
I remember having to make do for years with a beat up basic les paul studio and a much maligned Mesa Rectoverb combo amp because I didn't have the funds buy the primo stuff.
I've seen people that try to use drool worthy gear and when I hear them play I wonder if its broken or its player
I have wonderful one-off PRS CU24 with a wide-fat neck (yes, WF I never seen any other CU24 with that spec), korina body, and stoptail that I often play if I need to have more cut and if I find my 59RI Les paul is too fat or the EQ is not right for the overall mix. As much I love my Les Pauls, I need to use the right tool for the job and depending on the kind of music genre (modern vs vintage)