You know what would be way cool? A 3/4 scale PRS!
Until then, she'll just have to grow into this '86 pre-standard.
Let's see the PRS guitars you have acquired for your children!
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You know what would be way cool? A 3/4 scale PRS!
Until then, she'll just have to grow into this '86 pre-standard.
Let's see the PRS guitars you have acquired for your children!
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Such a cool pic!
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I would be jealous but your daughter is literally the nicest little girl ever. She deserves poppa Hans' princess treatment! haha
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Would consider adopting me? I've pretty quite and I'm house brokenOriginally Posted by Hans
Judging from your spelling, I'm guessing you'll drink all my beer too.
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Bad spellers of the world Untie!Judging from your spelling, I'm guessing you'll drink all my beer too.
Great thread...all of my guitars will go to my boys someday! They've already called dibs on some...and they're only 4 and 2!
-Bob
Not a PRS, but had this made for my son for his 4th birthday. That was 22 years ago, it's actually aged pretty well, the pic is recent. I gave him a CU22 Soapbar when he was 14, but this guitar in the picture was a true kid's guitar, not an adult's guitar:
He took to it pretty well...here he's playing something a little bigger- but similar - opening for 30 Seconds to Mars last spring (he's second from left). This past fall/winter he toured Europe working with 30 STM:
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this is what my son received for his 5th birthday.
You received that for your son's fifth birthday, you say?this is what my son received for his 5th birthday.
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I have a Baby Taylor around somewhere that my Girls played when they were littler...
Jamie
Last edited by Zilmo; 07-07-2012 at 10:20 PM.
Don't have a pic, but (go ahead start laughing) got my son a first act when he was 4 (he lilked the big skull and skull fret markers) and the thing won't even get in tune, let alone stay in tune. I think I paid $35 for it, what a waste.
MD: 1990, 1991 & 1992 CE24s, 1993 STD24, 2011 CU24 Throwback, 2012 Siggy (Trem)
SEs: 2003 EG, 2009 Semi-Hollow Soapbar x2, 2010 Santana, 2012 CU24, 2012 Korina One, 2012 245
Amps: Boogie Express+ 5:50C, H&K Tubemeister 18C
For the Grandkids....................
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But does he actually, you know, play it?this is what my son received for his 5th birthday.
If the '86 weren't too big for her, my munchkin would absolutely play it. For now, she's stuck with this piece of sh1t.
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And couple of my oldest's favorites...
"He's kind of like a bear at a campsite...you think he's cute and kind of want to hug him, but in the end you know he's dangerous and is going to stomp on your tent and eat all your food..." - martysnarf
Was he stoked when you gave him the guitar, Ang? Or, like my kid, has it even registered?
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My grandson is the current owner of the mini-strat. He was really excited about it! However, we're still working on How To Hold The Guitar, Lesson One...
It's great to see the kids in this thread, more so than the guitars!
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