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Topic: prs acoustic

anyone who has a prs angelo is it great or not

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Re: prs acoustic

Hey Doc!  The hubster's been looking at them online but we haven't found any nearby to play.  We'd be interested to hear from Chordie members with any experience too!  smile

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I'd also be interested to know if any Chordians have played one. A particular point of interest is the slightly wider nut (1.75") on both their Angelus and Tonare Grand private stock models. Apart from Guild, I don't know many other manufacturers who make guitars for people with larger hands. Here's a sound clip from the PRS site featuring their SE Angelus Standard:

http://www.prsguitars.com/seangelusstandard/

VERY responsive to the tapping & hammering techniques being used by the amazing Todd Bauchspies, and it has a detailed rich voice.

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Re: prs acoustic

LIEVAN!!!  Welcome back, buddy.  I have no information on PRS acoustics, but am glad to hear from you.

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Re: prs acoustic

I watched the video from PRS, man that axe sounds great.  I also check Youtube videos for reviews. But you still have to get your hands on one to know for sure. Enjoy the journey.

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Re: prs acoustic

Tenement Funster wrote:

I'd also be interested to know if any Chordians have played one. A particular point of interest is the slightly wider nut (1.75") on both their Angelus and Tonare Grand private stock models. Apart from Guild, I don't know many other manufacturers who make guitars for people with larger hands. Here's a sound clip from the PRS site featuring their SE Angelus Standard:

http://www.prsguitars.com/seangelusstandard/

VERY responsive to the tapping & hammering techniques being used by the amazing Todd Bauchspies, and it has a detailed rich voice.

I have a feeling that if we put a 40 dollar harmony  in that guys hands he could make it sound great also.

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Re: prs acoustic

beamer wrote:
Tenement Funster wrote:

I'd also be interested to know if any Chordians have played one. A particular point of interest is the slightly wider nut (1.75") on both their Angelus and Tonare Grand private stock models. Apart from Guild, I don't know many other manufacturers who make guitars for people with larger hands. Here's a sound clip from the PRS site featuring their SE Angelus Standard:

http://www.prsguitars.com/seangelusstandard/

VERY responsive to the tapping & hammering techniques being used by the amazing Todd Bauchspies, and it has a detailed rich voice.

I have a feeling that if we put a 40 dollar harmony  in that guys hands he could make it sound great also
Heck most times I hand my guitar to anyone and its gonna sound better than when I have been abusing it for 30 yrs!

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Re: prs acoustic

are they "superior" yep, f you go on the prs website, but do they beat a martin d45v?

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