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PAUL REED SMITH PRIVATE STOCK HOLLOWBODY II 594 PIEZO KOA

PRS Paul Reed Smith Private Stock Hollowbody I: 594 Piezo KoaSerial Number: #7670
Model: McCarty 594 Hollowbody II Piezo
Neck wood: Brazilian Rosewood, 12 fret bird on the heel
Fingerboard wood: Brazilian Rosewood, bone nut, Koa binding
Top wood: Koa, Smoked Burst
Back wood: Koa
Headstock Veneer wood: Brazilian Rosewood, Koa binding
Neck Carve: Pattern Vintage
Fingerboard Inlays: Koa birds with Gold Mother Of Pearl outlines
Side Dots: Gold Mother Of Pearl
Color / Stain: Smoked Burst on top and back
Headstock veneer inlays: Koa eagle with Gold Mother Of Pearl outline
Finish type: High Gloss nitro
Pickups: 58/15LT humbuckers, Piezo bridge
Electronics: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3 way toggle, 594 wiring, Piezo, mini toggles for individual pickup coil tap
Hardware: Gold, Adjustable Piezo Stoptail, phase III locking tuning pegs with Brazilian Rosewood buttons
Case: Custom Private Stock Black Carbon Fiber tolex hardshell

Paul Reed Smith Private Stock Hollowbody II 594 Piezo Koa | Brian's Guitars (briansguitars.com)
 
I don’t find it all that pretty. I think it’s fairly ugly. I would like to try that pickup configuration though.
 
Nice looking wood.
The rest - way too much of everything. Not unusual with the more pricy/exclusive PRS guitars though, to be honest.
 
Y'all are nuts. That thing is beyond gorgeous - particularly for a PRS. No horrible green or blue or watermelon or whatever burst they normally apply, just some incredible woods...
 
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I knew when I sent this to TR that it was going to be polarizing. Most of you know how much I love Koa, and I would sell a kidney to get a Koa PRS Hollowbody…. That said, I would want regular PRS amber knobs, and I could do without the over-the-top ornate bindings and birds. I do love wood in wood inlays for fingerboards, but if I could afford a Private Stock, it would be a single bird at the 12th or something subtle like the Anniversary Birds. Gorgeous construction though.

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If I were collecting Victorian furniture and custom-built Italian shotguns, and casually served my 50 year old scotch from a decanter, that might be a thing for me.
 
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