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I really liked the NF3 and there is some great shots of Jimmy Herring playing one at the factory and I like those pickups. A different flavour to traditional single coils.
So may have to go on the Christmas list
Proceeds to play and it doesn't sound like a single coil.
I wish I'd never let that one go with hindsight, one of many, but I did manage to plug the gap with a nice sunburst, rosewood neck model a couple of years back, the third one I've owned. Great guitars, a Swiss army knife for the covers band player.
Well wonky!
Huge bugbear of mine and I've had to return a couple of Far Eastern made guitars because of this, and a US Fender Cabronita Tele. Once you see it you can't unsee it.
As for the guitar, not for me, I mean it's nice to have more options but I don't think this is it. It is very hard to get away from a Fender Mex Strat for this kind of money as your 1st Strat IMO.
Last time they did something new was the tci pickups. 5 years ago maybe?
Yes I know there have been new models, but they aren’t bringing anything new to the party and often relaunching old ideas.
He seems quite happy controling everything. Each new thing comes from him. From his public persona, he IS PRS. No named master builders, the super fancy guitars are sometimes signed by him- not the person who actually made it.
I think he will be in control in some form of PRS until death or dementia.
After all these years I think they'd look silly with anything else personally.
A three-a-side headstock looks completely wrong on a Strat body to me I'm afraid. I just cannot get my head around it and it would grate every time I looked at it. Yes, it's PRS's trademark look and I can accept it on their other models - but not a Strat-esque one.