Piezo-only "electric" guitars
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These PRS are great, really dig most of them, but man, they're really running with it.
spudmunkey
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It seems like nearly every one (if not every one) has been for Ish Guitars
The original was a Hollowbody I from like 2015 or 2016, I don't believe it was an Ish build, and Brian's Guitars in CT has gotten at least one. But yeah, Ish has definitely gotten the most of them.
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soul_lip_mike
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When you have more money than you know what to do with so you buy a PRS monstrosity like that. I’m sure it’s fantastic but talk about super niche use case.
I soooooo want these to be 1/4 wavelength transmission lines, but I can't see them actually being "tuned" in the least.
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I remember seeing Peavey Guitars without visible PU about 20 years ago in some catalogues. But I can't think of the model/series name. They had abalone-like bindings.
odibrom
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I like this kind of weird and bold designs. more please...
spudmunkey
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Right? It's got very "Ritter"-esque feel to it.
Speaking of Ritter...
(though to be fair, I'm not 100% sure it's actually functional... https://www.tuneyoursound.com/collection/jens-ritter-instruments-stage-2015 )
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@spudmunkey yeah, Ritter has some very distinctive designs, although maybe because they are a bit more known around, they don't impress me that much as the previous you posted... and to be fair, some of Ritter's designs feel like won't be very functional in all the guitar's or bass' register. They are truly unique though. I like functionality before aesthetics and some Ritter's are more aesthetic than functional and that turns me off a bit.
This last bass is awesome looking, super clean looking, slick and weird... The diamond (Swarovsky crystals?) covered guitar is clearly not for me.
This last bass is awesome looking, super clean looking, slick and weird... The diamond (Swarovsky crystals?) covered guitar is clearly not for me.
When I bought my Flies, there was one of these listed around the same time I missed out on in the ~$800 range. Unreal deal.Sometimes when I am out and about I will loose my train of thought as one of these pops into my head:
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lost_horizon
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SCHECTER OL-FL Looks to be ash back but spruce top?
I like the neck access
I like the neck access
I don't even know if this has pickups, but I love it.
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What's a pretty one, but that contour may not be very comfortable for the picking hand/arm...
Lachlan-Blacklight
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I loved the idea of a nylon electric looking at these a few years ago. I made this guy*
Nylon LP
Those PRS with the inset dimples for recessing the knobs annoys me when there's no knobs there. The white one I swear reading it was converted and made sense but the one that's a solid top that's never had the holes drilled??? that'd drive me nuts looking at it all the time.
Nylon LP
Those PRS with the inset dimples for recessing the knobs annoys me when there's no knobs there. The white one I swear reading it was converted and made sense but the one that's a solid top that's never had the holes drilled??? that'd drive me nuts looking at it all the time.
