What if budding musicians asked the same questions as new cyclists?

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01-22-12, 08:11 AM

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Okay, since everyone mentioned PRS, here's a pic of my guitars, including my 1998 PRS CE24MT

I like the double cut away lawsuit model.

01-22-12, 10:35 AM

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I like the double cut away lawsuit model.

That instrument postdates the actual lawsuit models, although it was made in the same factory that built Ibanez guitars in the 70's. It's a Roland G-303 from 1985.

01-22-12, 02:31 PM

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That instrument postdates the actual lawsuit models, although it was made in the same factory that built Ibanez guitars in the 70's. It's a Roland G-303 from 1985.

Ah, I couldn't make out the label on the headstock but I did note it matched the Ibanez in shape so I figured they were related. Something about the shape of a Les Paul Standard always seems a bit off to me proportionally but I tend to like variations on it. Yours included.