Off Topic It Seems Nashville Has Gone PRS.....
- Thread starter Butch Snyder
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robelinda2
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Its not like its a new thing, GIbson's and PRS's have been all over country for well over 10 years now,more so than Tele's, the style of music has changed so has the guitars. I dont see the big deal. Martina's band sounds bloody awesome to me, her last live dvd is stunning.
Butch Snyder
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Okay, maybe I opened up a can of worms I shouldn't have. I definitely didn't mean to stir up a hornets' nest. It also appears I was wrong in some of my observations about Nashville. That said, I was speaking from my own perspective. But, please accept my apologies here....
Nuke the thread if it needs it....
Nuke the thread if it needs it....
Slingy
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Let's face it though, Elvis would have looked great with an Axis. 
TonyEVH5150
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I have seen Jo Dee Messina use an Axis Super Sport. I think there's even a video.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFG9dwolo3Q]YouTube - Jo Dee Messina - My give a damn's busted[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFG9dwolo3Q]YouTube - Jo Dee Messina - My give a damn's busted[/ame]
Big Poppa
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its just coincidence...PRS makes fine guitars but Gibson is king every where these days and fender is a super prince....
Butch Snyder
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Well, I guess I shouldn't have brought it up anyway as the other manufacturers aren't here to speak or defend themselves. You're right BP, PRS makes very nice guitars; but everytime I see the price, I choke a little....
robelinda2
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There was a time not long ago that I decided to give PRS a good go, i tried and tried but just couldnt come to grips the cost and my hands just didnt love them, and the fact that my AL's just kicked ass without even trying!!!!!!!!!! Now, why dont more Nashville dudes play AL's.......
ShaneV
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I never played a PRS I liked, they just feel dead somehow, I think it's the weird scale- doesn't vibrate the way I like or something.
My wife is a huge fan of modern country ( ) and it really is by and large so unbelievably paint by numbers that it's amazing. Everytime some "new" song that she loves comes on, I can't help but remind her that it's lyrically and structurally THE SAME as the last song she loved. Then she gets frustrated with me
My wife is a huge fan of modern country (
) and it really is by and large so unbelievably paint by numbers that it's amazing. Everytime some "new" song that she loves comes on, I can't help but remind her that it's lyrically and structurally THE SAME as the last song she loved. Then she gets frustrated with me 
jamminjim
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I owned a PRS SC245 that I absolutely loved. Sold it the day after I played my first BFR to finance the BFR. I literally went from never thinking about or having played an EBMM guitar to selling my guitars off and buying nothing but EBMM Petrucci's. I'm not even a Dream Theater/John Petrucci fan lol. To me EBMM guitars are the best kept secret in the guitar world.
