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If it was that 25th Anniversary PRS Mira that I think I bought from you, I still have it.

Schweet!

Right. My '92 is the TV finish and it's much more opaque, and at this point is that baby poo color. Feels good and sounds good, though! OP's '92 is a horse of a different color.

'92's rock! Congrats and enjoy!

Oooh, that top! Congrats and enjoy!

I have one of these. VERY nice guitar, for a simple kind of example from a fancy company. I don't know what they go for these days, but since they went the SE route for the Mira I haven't noticed a lot of the USA ones.

Seems more toasted than truly burnt. A worthy project. When it's working you can set it on 6 and have that "Super 6" sound without having to buy a Lovepedal.

Got at least one of my Cruisebasses there. It was a pretty good place, I just don't have enough time in my day to track every good forum. Stupid job...

He wasn't known for being forthcoming even when he wasn't dead, IIRC.

I see that the activity in this thread has waned, but I just came across it. I have the Beyerdynamics, and while I am no breathing laboratory for comparing quality, I do recall from my investigation at the time of shopping for them that the multiple impedance options was to suit the source: lower impedance pulls more current, so they offered a higher impedance option as a compromise for those who used them with small devices operating from battery power. It won't drain the battery as quickly.

Excellent!

You really only need to know TDC, pizza day, IBS, hameritis, HDJ, Kahler conversion, MONEL, 4 digit, NEWPRO and a few others. It's easy. Welcome!

Hooray for hardtails! Congrats and enjoy.

Thanks for the review and pics. They played "Twice as Hard" for you, lucky dog. They didn't when I saw them a few (several?) years ago.

Not new, but new to me. Wife just showed me. Yeah, it's only drums, but cut him some slack.

As I sit here I am hoping that I am about three years out from retiring while the wife works a little while more. So, quite cheerfully envious that you are already there! Congrats and enjoy being only as busy as you want to be.

Dang, where was the 2023 thread? I'd have been at least a co-champion. I'm in for 2024, too - most of things that stole my attention last year are still vying for it, and I am looking hard at dipping my toe into hobbyist watch repair. For the moments when the musical muse's number comes up, I have more than I need. I should sell some, but I'm the guitar equivalent of those single person memes I see about being ready to meet their soulmate but the doorbell never rings.

Can't play in the New Guitars 2023 thread. I did rearrange my empty case storage from horizontal to vertical this year, though.

Does a strat with a swimming pool route count as semi-hollow?

Driving with my wife in her car yesterday, and her radio station is of course no longer playing Christmas music 24/7. I accidentally heard some Starship. Now I'm afraid nothing's gonna stop the sound in my head.

Back when this came out, my friends and I would have said it's because of the keyboards.

Wishing you all the best! #18

Today's stupid deal from Musician's Friend is presenting me with new things. The only material I recognize is maple: Ibanez guitars have become a strong name in metal guitars for their outstanding playability and performance. With selected materials and high-profile electronics and hardware, every detail is deeply considered and designed. The Ibanez High Performance series delivers high-end performance and road warrior dependability. The Ibanez RGAR42HP features a nyatoh body, creating a mesmerizing visual aura and a warm, expressive tone. This Ibanez model’s contoured top not only looks sleek, it creates a softer, more comfortable edge where the player’s right forearm rests. A roasted maple neck has been heat-treated to increase the wood’s stability and durability, providing a well-balanced note attack and tone with rich sustain. The Ibanez RGAR42HP also boasts a jatoba fretboard with jumbo frets that offer effortless fingering up and down the full length of the fretboard. In addition, the fretboard has luminescent side dot position marks to make it easy for players to see fretboard position when performing on dark stages.