Private Stock Friday

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Originally Posted by Tag

Never mind the pics, thanks for the memories of all those AM songs. We must be around the same age. "Gonna find my baby gonna hold her tight gonna grab some afternoon delight"--- :rock: Someone needs to remake that as a really rocking song. :D

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Someone did :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAhCpAS2AwA

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps8fea0e84.jpg

Wow....if I hadn't had my PS headstock Eagle spec'ed out to be a "tri-color inlay match" to the various shades I am attempting to accomplish with my new build that is still in the embryonic stage of development....I'd be pricing out the cost of substituting the Dragon as shown above for the PS headstock Eagle.

Nice touch, and it makes the PS even more "unique".

A fellow forum member had bought a Westie Ltd. about 2 years or so ago. When I asked him how he liked it after it was delivered...he said (in all seriousness) "It's really nice...and the sea-horse inlay is kinda neat also".

I wasn't able to convince him that it was a l'il dragon...not a large seahorse. :p

Question for Shawn....

Is this an example of the new "Boyd Burst"??? I've got a BRW 408 coming any day now....I bought the Boyd Burst purely on speculation based on the two examples I had seen in photographs. I am very curious to see how it will turn out, and was wondering if this is an example of it:


http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psd069a803.jpg

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

You're supposed to fill that space with your imagination Steve. :)

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Wha? You mean Carrie Russell's there?

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps8fea0e84.jpg


First fret inlay! Americana Birds?

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

Someone did :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAhCpAS2AwA

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:rock: :rock: :rock:

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Originally Posted by jfb

What's up with that first one? Looks green with a red burst. That's new to me. I'd have to see more pictures to say yay or nay though.

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Maybe it's somebody's early christmas present, or a guitar made for Santa?:santa:

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

Baby I'ma want you
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psd069a803.jpg


Baby I'ma need you
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psdfe42d0e.jpg

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Originally Posted by docbennett

Question for Shawn....

Is this an example of the new "Boyd Burst"??? I've got a BRW 408 coming any day now....I bought the Boyd Burst purely on speculation based on the two examples I had seen in photographs. I am very curious to see how it will turn out, and was wondering if this is an example of it:

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Boyd Burst front and back

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

Someone did :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAhCpAS2AwA

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:o :vroam:

These pics make a person want to become a collector!

OK, Les, count to ten, then exhale slowly...

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

The photos don't always represent the color accurately. I'm just using an iphone with the available light, so please accept the limitations of my photography.

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You took a great photo. That guitar almost looks like it's been Photoshop filtered. Such an odd color. I am digging it.

Shawn, do you know the wood type for this guitar's top? That flame is among the best I've ever seen.

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psd069a803.jpg

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Originally Posted by jfb

You took a great photo. That guitar almost looks like it's been Photoshop filtered. Such an odd color. I am digging it.

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With my phone, if I touch the screen to focus on one part of the scene, the photo turns very dark, but if I focus on a different part of the scene the photo looks very washed out. I try to find a happy medium, but it doesn't always work out.

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Originally Posted by ]-[ @ n $ 0 |v| a T ! ©

Shawn, do you know the wood type for this guitar's top? That flame is among the best I've ever seen.

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...psd069a803.jpg

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I'm not certain, but since this photo shows a production guitar, I'm going to say standard maple. Although, it does kind of look like European maple.

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

I'm not certain, but since this photo shows a production guitar, I'm going to say standard maple. Although, it does kind of look like European maple.

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:o:o:o:o

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Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS

The photos don't always represent the color accurately. I'm just using an iphone with the available light, so please accept the limitations of my photography.

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Hey Shawn, I've been around photography for a long while. I can tell you, you're doing an excellent job, especially since your using an iphone. You probably know this, but rendering exact colors is very difficult with almost any cameras. That's why all pros photoshop every single shot they make, whatever the type of photography they do.

I kinda miss real film, especially for cinematography. But that's another story...

Cheers!

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Originally Posted by Steph

Hey Shawn, I've been around photography for a long while. I can tell you, you're doing an excellent job, especially since your using an iphone. You probably know this, but rendering exact colors is very difficult with almost any cameras. That's why all pros photoshop every single shot they make, whatever the type of photography they do.

I kinda miss real film, especially for cinematography. But that's another story...

Cheers!

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Thanks man. I do my best I just don't want anyone to think these are "professional" photos

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Originally Posted by docbennett

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...ps8fea0e84.jpg

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Judging by the size of that neck blank in the upper corner of the picture, this guitar must be ENORMOUS!!!

Goldtop Lloyd, who is just kidding...

Thanks again Shawn. Your pictures make Fridays worth waiting for.

Lloyd

I LOVE the inlaid truss rod cover with the maple veneer. Since my PS is going to have a rosewood neck, I don't need it. But man it looks good with maple!