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Yes. You'll have to reapply every so often. No need for the spring.

Midwood guitar studio in Charlotte.

Prs is 10. My favorite neck is 12, srv carve.

At-1 or Norton. Not a fan of the Tone Zone myself.

I like bell-like cleans and distorted tones that aren't ratty. If you want fat tones check out the fralin sp42 and sp43.

I like the Dimarzio 36th neck/ at-1bridge combo. The at-1 is like a nicer jb.

DGT is my favorite prs.

Suhr, luxxtone, esp, music man, evh...

Changed because it's easier to work. Price and availability was bot much different.

Fralin sp43 or sp42.

Should be fine. So is soap and a damp cloth, or naptha.

Do whatever makes you happy. Nice axe.

You lose a little top end when in positions 2 and 4.

I spent 30 years in manufacturing and have to disagree with your opinion. A good piece of wood is a good piece of wood, no matter if it's routed on a cnc in your shop, my shop, or chiseled out by himalayan monks. The setup and custom finish is what sets a builder like luxxtone apart.

Doesn't really matter. Manufacturers outsource most parts.

"You need to play a real burst"? Nah, you need to get rid of that overweight hunk of mahogany and get a real axe, like a Tele.

2004 c22 here. Dropped to 9s about 2 years ago. No tuning issues, never broke a striing. I do use nyxls.

Don't need a luthier to do either.

You can use a razor blade to trim and steel wool to smooth it out.

I have the same issue with my custom 22. Gorgomyte works, but the frets oxidize again within a short amount of time. I don't have this issue with any other guitar. Will be replacing with stainless at some point. I see a lot of people recommending jescar (i think that's what prs uses) but in my...

I recommend mohawk stuff, much better than what you'll find in the hardware store. https://www.mohawkproducts.com/Clears-s/1175.htm

Each tree is different. Some woods darken a bit over time, some not so much. Rosewood doesn't.

Most ceos don't talk to their own employees, let alone random people who call on the phone.

Dimarzio at-1 Duncan jb

I'm sure Ted Nugent and Howard Leese helped prs sales during the eighties too. Metallica probably sold more Mesa amps than Santana did.