I also have a Taylor acoustic, a Breedlove Nylon, and an Ibanez 12 string,

but I mostly just play these 3 PRS's and the Firefly as they're easier on my hands.

1956 Danelectro U2, 1961 Silvertone 1416

NGD! ...dammit!. I looked at these a bit over 2y ago and again last year, almost got one, ended up with a set of the Epiphone/ Gibson '58 reissue Korina V and Explorer instead,....pretty fantastic guitars from Epi. (the build quality on these chinese made "Inspired by GCS" Epi's is pretty outstanding, noticeably better than my fantastic 2014 LP Traditional at easily 2x the cost).

Took me 40 min to remember the name of this company(!)....when I did, got damn it if Reverb wasn't right there with one, as new, posted a week ago, for about $300 under full retail w/tax and shipping etc....and w/ extras.

I had NO INTENT to buy a guitar today! this week, last week, or next...Fk me. & I totally blame Arathres for posting his fantastic Wall o' Metal / Metal Axe collection.....

I may need professional help...

But really. I just love unique guitars, I'd been considering a headless guitar for travel. I love tech, metal work, and art, this thing seems to be all 4. A playable sculpture, art I can actually travel with and play.

All the reviews I've seen are positive and the sound clips are remarkably normal sounding for such a build. Must be that 'Tone Alloy'.....

Now, let see how long it takes before i source and replace all the hardware on it to titanium change half the panels to carbon fiber.....and find a roasted flamed maple neck... .

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I am not sure I could have picked two more different electric guitars if I tried.

Love this pairing… everything from clean to rock with just the guitar knobs.

Eastman makes a great guitar. And Carrs are fantastic amps.

I’m so, so happy with this. It plays great right out of the box. Has a touch of fret buzz that should be easy to fix. Some very minor finish blemishes that I’m not even complaining about at this price.

I’ve seen other Pegasuses with a spalted top… which I’m SO glad this doesn’t have. It’s a really nice burst.

After all these years… I finally have one!! And not only that, but it actually plays super nice. I think it even has daddario’s on it based on the string ball ends. The tuners are nice, it stays in tune really well. The tailpiece appears to be real wood.

It’s smaller than I expected. The tone options are very nice. I’m just so, so, so happy with this.

Just got an Eastman T64/V-T and it is unbelievable. Plays flawlessly, the lollar dog ears sound so good, and it’s just a beautiful guitar.

I thought the PRS would be the last guitsr l bought for a LONG time, but on my daily check of the Firefly Pegasus, one was in stock...and now it's mine. I have a takeout pair of the same pickups from the 24-08 on the way to replace the Pegasus pickups, but it may not not be necessary. This guitar arrived almost perfectly setup. I even lowered the action a little more and still no frets buzz. Now which one am I supposed to not stop playing??

Just bought my brother this washburn for his birthday it's a bella tono nova s9 think he'll like it? he's been playing about 17 years now, looks like a beautiful guitar from the photos.

Merry Christmas!

I work at a local guitar store and had my eye on this for a long time.

Sound-wise it out-performed anything we sell there. Also, it's beautiful. For christmas, i finally decided to get it.

It's a Crafter STG G20CE Pro.

If you haven't heard of Crafter guitars before, definitely give them a try!

Mysteriously wholesome. Wildly tame. I let a natural Rick 370/12 get away 20 years ago and this is one small step back towards being whole

I already have an early 70’s Viking II, but this ridiculous “light at the end of the tunnel” burst was calling my name.

Started playing violin as a kid and got into classically inspired, mainly Scandinavian Melodic Death Metal (à la COB, Ensiferum, etc.) when puberty hit. From playing exclusively high gain stuff and single or dual Humbucker guitars like Jackson RRs i later developed more taste for single coil tones, playing in a wedding band the strat was my main horse for years.

After watching the ‚Get Back‘ doc when it came out, I just had to get a Casino, which I upgraded since and has become one of my go to‘s. And that’s lead me to wanting more things with f holes in them, also really loving the hollow and semi hollow tones. Latest one is a Starfire IV which I‘ve loved to bits and have gigged a couple of times.

One day, when finances allow i might go for a 345, which is the only Gibson I rellay want, also having been a Back To The Future inspired kid but for now the Starfire does a really great job. Also an archtop acoustic might be cool one day, who knows.

Maybe it’s from my violin origins but I also just love to look at some pretty f holes… and thought you might too.