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I know PRS can divide opinion, and they're often seen as a middle aged person's choice of guitar, but I'm middle aged anyway so that's fine. Here's mine just to get things started, it's not a full fat "core" PRS (I'm not actually a fan of the fancy ten top style ones), it's a PRS S2 Custom 24, so that's made in the same factory in the USA but without the carved top and a few other things to save money. It still has the set neck and the same quality control etc, but at a much more sensible price, and this was second hand as well. It's basically this: https://www.prsguitars.com/index.php/electrics/s2/s2_custom_24_2018. Not to be confused with the PRS SE guitars which are made in Korea, I actually traded a PRS SE 245 for this and it's a huge step up from the SE. It's the nicest playing guitar I've ever owned, I really like the way it looks - the picture doesn't quite do the colour justice - and the sound is just exactly what I wanted. I think it will be my #1 guitar for a good while. (I don't know why the picture comes out that way round when it's vertical on my PC, but it does't really matter. It is actually hanging on the wall, not performing some levitation trick!)

What it says in the title! Just had a cursory look at the posts here & I'm sure I can't see s single name I don't know from BC! Anyway, as I'm currently not a gigging bassist & am spending more of my time reminding myself how guitarded I am, thought I'd have a look around. Might try & sell a couple of 80s MIJ guitars while I'm at it...

Borrowing from BC's 'Basses On The Settee' thread, I thought we should have our own. So...

My 3

There will be so many not to be mentioned in this post, but i think they are all expected, mine too are all of the same players, but my most recent favourites mainly because of musical composition are Marco Sfogli, Plini and Tramaine. All of each are very different to the usual Djent stuff that everybody copies from Meshuggah and the same. Although Tramaine has very heavy sounding songs, they are also very nostalgic and is a perfect blend old and new, same I feel with Marco also. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XTN0TpmJ-4

It's like walking into your local and all your mates are there, only in drag.

Fine, fine guitars. I owned an original run McCarty and a Swamp Ash Special, both were fantastic players with bags of great tone, although eventually I found the ergonomics weren’t for me. I also had an SE singlecut later on which was better for me as a design and was stunning value for money. I’ll see if I have any pictures stored somewhere. EDIT: None of the Swamp Ash Special sadly. However...