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A rarer PRS Custom 24 with a full maple neck and fretboard (I call her: Blu). PRS does not make too many of these and I was fortunate to pick up one of these. She sounds amazing. A bit on the heavy side but the tone makes up for this.

An amazing PRS 513 with full Brazilian Neck and fretboard (I named her: Blackie). A very weighty guitar, probably one of the heaviest of all my PRS guitars. Super flexible in terms of tone selection sure to the 2 blade design that allows you to have 13 different sounds.

A nice Wood Library PRS Custom 24 with an amazing flamed maple neck (I named her: Woodie). Super easy to play due to the pattern thin neck profile and a very light guitar. She has a coil tap option by pulling up the tone knob.

This is a very fine example of a PRS Quatro, it was part of the Modern Eagle Series. So technically it should be called the ME4, but they decided to call it the Quatro (I named her: Tiger). Very full sounding guitar and beautiful guitar. Also a bit on the weightier side due to the rosewood neck. Comes with a coil tap by pulling up on the tone knob.

This is my no.1 guitar of all the PRS guitars I own. She is name Goldie. She may not be the most gorgeous looking guitar in terms of the woods used but her tone is NUMBER 1. It's amazing that looks have no influence on the tone of the guitar. The sound is balanced on all settings. When you need to do a gig and need a quick "grab and go" guitar that you can always be confident to get good sounds out of...this is the one. Has never let me do as yet.

A beautiful Warwick Custom Shop bass that comes with a maple top with swamp ash body, wenge neck with rosewood fretboard and Bartolini PUs. (I named her: Pinky) Warwick makes great sounding basses....enuf said.

A absolutely beautiful PRS guitar. It's a private stock so what do you expect. It's very light and sounds great. Just don't take out to gig much at all.....for obvious reasons.