Help!I'maRock!
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Poll above. 2 enter, 1 leaves. No other candidates will be considered.
The PRS S2 Singlecut Standard vs The Godin Core CT
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Godins just seem to work for me. I don't think I've ever played one that I didn't like.
newbuilder
snoochie boochies
I would be interested in trying the Godin out. Right off the bat I would say PRS. That is dead sexy and probably plays like butter.
CBHScott
How did I get here?
If you're asking about those two EXACT models (finish and all), I gotta go Godin - the gloss black top over the stained wood back is killer, plus I have been quite the pro-Godin guy of late.
That PRS for whatever reason slaps a Starla-looking pickguard on there, and IMO looks horrible in comparison to the rest of the body. There are other Singlecuts (even the S2 versions) that I would choose over that one.
That PRS for whatever reason slaps a Starla-looking pickguard on there, and IMO looks horrible in comparison to the rest of the body. There are other Singlecuts (even the S2 versions) that I would choose over that one.
Help!I'maRock!
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It did start out as a Starla. Gave it a hardtail and changed the pickups though. I like the simplicity.
And yes, these two specific models and colors.
Scott_Abene
Resident Noodge
Of course I would go with the Godin and that PRS looks as bad as those Ovation Electrics from the early 70's
Help!I'maRock!
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Of course I would go with the Godin and that PRS looks as bad as those Ovation Electrics from the early 70's
middle pickup failboat.
Scott_Abene
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Help!I'maRock!
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Nothing after that matters. 3 pickups = no.
Help!I'maRock!
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Having a Standard 24 would makes sense as my main guitar is a Custom 24. But I want this one to be a hardtail, and don't want to fuss with blocking the vibrato. I also know I will absolutely have to change the pickups on the Standard 24, so there's no point.
Help!I'maRock!
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Nope. The choices are at the top of the page.
LOL Well, Godin is my choice between the two. I think it looks better and I've had a ton of experience with prior Godin models, so I have faith in them.
The finish and the lack of birds n the PRS had me thinking in that direction, but the Godin still gets my vote.
I like the finish and I think I would prefer that bridge.
I like the finish and I think I would prefer that bridge.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Godin all the way.
I've owned (and still own) multiple products of theirs, and I've never been disappointed.
I also like the fact that they are genuine innovators, which is rare among guitar companies.
In addition, of your options, it's better-looking, classier, less ubiquitous, has P90s, etc.
Perhaps most importantly, Godin is a company that doesn't do bird inlays.
I've owned (and still own) multiple products of theirs, and I've never been disappointed.
I also like the fact that they are genuine innovators, which is rare among guitar companies.
In addition, of your options, it's better-looking, classier, less ubiquitous, has P90s, etc.
Perhaps most importantly, Godin is a company that doesn't do bird inlays.
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VoidTerraFirma
Live to wine
The Godin, by a country mile.
