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They just released a satin all mahogany one (popped up in my feed. I think it’s like $500. You can certainly find used ones cheap.

I've gotten a couple of the import PRS Guitars and they fretwork has been great. Even sitting out in my dry house, no sprout.

This guy I think was getting rid of his LP in favor of it.

Cool. Never saw these. Looks a good 60lbs.

I think that half registers in both. 🤣

Yeah, I just want to either get rid of stuff I'm not using and finish up with my Irish friend Pile O'Projects or get rid of that stuff.

Nice! That’s some cool work.

That could simply be marketing people. They run everything now. They're the ones who tell us we need a "personal brand".

Jake E Lee may take issue with that though. 🤣

Yeah, imagine anything else where they did that and called it "mojo". House, car, motorcycle, computer, cabinets, drywall, etc.

I don't remember who it was, but I saw a photo of a guitar with a spoke wheel with a cover over it. Also, Warmoth has that side adjust one though I've never seen it in person.

Interesting neck joint. It's funny how once I got a guitar with the spoke wheel adjustment, the other styles seemed antiquated and such a pain.

But that must look cool onstage. 🤣 They'd market it as it coming back to where Jim Marshall got his inspiration.

Yeah, he's definitely at his best playing far away from a mic. His tone is weird in the video though, the lead stuff sounds good but when he's playing chords it's not a good sound to me.

Going with this one from Heritage in the 80s?

That’ll be $742. Joey has 12 years experience in the relic department. Here you can see the master craftsman at work.

Sounds cool! The picture though just reinforces my disdain for the relic thing.

Can you hear it?

OK. A Bigsby seems more Clark Kent anyway. 🤣

With all these Superstrats, when are you going to have a Clark Kent Strat made with glasses and no trem?

Hey, I get plenty of checks for my biz, don't have to pay fees on that!

Holy Mackerel that’s awesome! About a gazillion times cooler than that Badlands thing.

Sounds cool, and some tasty playing. Two things on the install picture: • Are copper springs a new thing? Haven't seen that before. • I like where the blade switch is filled in, looks like the toggle crash landed at the bottom and ended up at its current spot.

Looks cool, even when they're not my taste, they always do look cool. But, how about a tone switch kill pot? 🤣

And even its description!