I saw that one on the top row (iirc). I didnt look too close obviously but thought it was the cheap version and wondered why it was up topI went there with my daughter and wife recently. Being the PRS fanboy, I went straight to the PRS section and found this really beautiful guitar with pink accents. I took a quick glimpse at the tag and I thought it was $1,600+. It played really nice, everything felt right. The quality was exemplary!
I checked the price tag again, and it was actually...
Side note: watched Kraftwerk show last night and thought you'd approve. On the synth tip if nothing else \m/
That is bad-ass! Not sure about the price though.I went there with my daughter and wife recently. Being the PRS fanboy, I went straight to the PRS section and found this really beautiful guitar with pink accents. I took a quick glimpse at the tag and I thought it was $1,600+. It played really nice, everything felt right. The quality was exemplary!
I checked the price tag again, and it was actually...
Do blues lawyers actually play the guitars they purchase?
Metal lawyers are a thing!
I've been friends with my boss since I met him from a 'drummer wanted' ad in the early 80's. He's a great drummer, but due to his love of music, and trying at all costs to keep his band afloat from the various personnel changes, he's played keys and bass too. And at one point, we had a 3-piece band, that then turned into an acoustic trio, so he picked up guitar. He's just ok.
That's a whole lotta ugly right there!
There is at least one if not two small rooms (closet size) that you can take electrics into and plug them into amps they have in those rooms. The one I played in is about 15 feet from the entrance to the acoustic room (which I was not referring to). Anyway, glad you went, worth a visit IMO if you are ever in Chi town (and as mentioned, ready to deal with parking hoo ha). Also, not sure if you ventured, but bass guitars are downstairs, as is the tech shop where they swapped out a bad pot on the Gretsch I purchased ;~))
Yeah, it's not to my taste either, but seeing it up close, it is actually a gorgeous piece of workmanship.
I definitely respect the skill that goes into the craft and finish, it's just the green feels too disconnected.Yeah, it's not to my taste either, but seeing it up close, it is actually a gorgeous piece of workmanship.
It's a lotta green ($$,$$$), no matter how you look at it ;~))
Ahh i thought you were talking about the acoustic room. I did look in the small amp closets but nothing in there spoke to me. A room with Uberschalls, Rectos, Marks, JVMs and Diezels? YES PLEASE.
Lots of great Fenders and Fender style stuff. I grabbed a couple of different Suhrs down purposely and was strangely unimpressed for the price?
Zero. Excitement. I'd buy a Fender all day every day if I wanted a Fender style. The Suhr RL however is great.
