NGD - Artist V

Thanks to Brent from The Guitar Shop on a great deal!

http://i931.photobucket.com/albums/a...0V/ArtistV.jpg

Heck of a first post! Welcome! Congrats on the A-V dude!

Wow.

Congrats! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do the one I have. They're phenomenal guitars!

welcome to the club A V club. Brent hooked me up too. great axe.

Really one of the most awesome runs PRS has done !!
Congrats!!

Sweet!

Classy!

Very Nice!! Congrats and Welcome.

Beauty! Nice color!

Most excellent.

Thanks everyone. Very impressed with it so far. It seems loud acoustically, and I have been able to get a pretty good range of sounds out of the pickups.

Love it. Awesome guitar there man!

Blue Crab Blue - nice! Welcome to the club. It's a shame they put the wrong bridge on that one! :laugh:

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Originally Posted by egoethals

Thanks to Brent from The Guitar Shop on a great deal!

http://i931.photobucket.com/albums/a...0V/ArtistV.jpg

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That is one hot Guitar Sir................. Yah-mon!

Man I love it and the Guitar Shop are awesome people. Enjoy !

I have serious GAS for an Artist V. Great score. Enjoy that thing!

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Originally Posted by egoethals

Thanks everyone. Very impressed with it so far. It seems loud acoustically, and I have been able to get a pretty good range of sounds out of the pickups.

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I think the Peruvian neck really contributes to that, along with the ebony board. Mine rings out acoustically, too. It's a very lively instrument with a lot of sparkle, but it can also rock out with the best of 'em. Great guitars.

Rumor has it that there were private stock "tweaks" applied to these during the build. I don't know if that's true, but it sure feels like it.

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Originally Posted by LSchefman

I think the Peruvian neck really contributes to that, along with the ebony board. Mine rings out acoustically, too. It's a very lively instrument with a lot of sparkle, but it can also rock out with the best of 'em. Great guitars.

Rumor has it that there were private stock "tweaks" applied to these during the build. I don't know if that's true, but it sure feels like it.

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I had an ME II previously, and I really wanted to bond with it. Something did not feel "right" about it.

The A V is completely different. This one feels and sounds like home.

I'm curious about any tweaks that might have been done to them. Anyone have any ideas about them?

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Originally Posted by LSchefman

I think the Peruvian neck really contributes to that, along with the ebony board. Mine rings out acoustically, too. It's a very lively instrument with a lot of sparkle, but it can also rock out with the best of 'em. Great guitars.

Rumor has it that there were private stock "tweaks" applied to these during the build. I don't know if that's true, but it sure feels like it.

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What kind of "tweaks" are made to Private Stock guitars? What are the rumored tweaks to the Artist V?