That sounds more like an amp issue to me.

Sad to hear that. I enjoyed this thread and his posts. I'll throw my hat into the ring on completing his project fly for the family.

That's the case I have and I gotta say, I love it. I carry that and my Music Man Majesty, which has a HUGE case to each rehearsal, and it makes me really appreciate the svelteness of the Parker case each and every time.

What was it? I just gotta know!

I missed this, I'm on the next town over if you ever need anything in the future.

Oh man this is fantastic. The amount of hoops I have to jump through to keep this working is insane. Hopefully springs aren't far behind.

A client of mine had a hollow body McCarty that is quite a nice instrument, and I'm not a PRS fanboy. They're nice and all, just not for me. I recall it being pretty light as well.

mmmguitar wrote: ↑Sun Oct 02, 2022 6:30 pm My Aristides after I read that post:

I'll chime in with my issue on Aristides that didn't even let me consider them. Lack of a proven track record with a completely composite laminate guitar. What I mean is, those guitars are all plastic, different plastics at that, bonded together in a very specific way and are essentially unrepairabl...

. He was adamant about the dangers of the paint process and I thought he was over the top but as he often says, it's one man's opinion. Do you have a link or at least do you remember what he said about it? Dangerous for the guitar or dangerous for the human? I do have an actual reason for inquiring...

Are you saying EBMM typically ships the guitar with the bar in, or that the Reverb seller simply left the bar in during packing just because the case closes over it? In either case, the situation caused by it is ridiculous; and I’m sorry to read of your experience. I bought this used from Reverb. M...

Disappointed is an understatement. The guitar was crushed in transit. The body and neck are fine, but the Majesty is designed to fit in the case with the trem bar installed. This meant when the crushing force was applied to the box and case, it pressed down on the trem arm at 90° to the top, knockin...

Well, the guitar got here, but UPS did a number on it. Going to need a new trem before I can really put it's through its paces...

Well, had some life things come up, and had to cancel the order for that Enchanted Forest Majesty before it even shipped. Fast forward a few months, things have settled back down, but no 7 string Parkers have come up for sale. I was however in need of a pack of strings "right now" one day ...

After looking closer at the venue (Atlanta City Winery), it looks as if it's a small assigned table seat type place. NOT my favorite way of seeing a show. I much prefer general admission so I can creep the stage and actually see what folks are playing. I'm on the fence, I'd like to see him, but can ...

Adrian Belew will be in Atlanta at the end of the month. I don't venture into the city often, but the wife and I might venture out for this one. What say you? Brave the drive through the hood and back for a night out, or stay home with the kids?

Sorry VJ.
I'm in the metro Atlanta area, but honestly I've had people send me guitars from as far as Germany and Sweden for service before.
But locally if you are in the South Eastern United States, come see me!

https://www.facebook.com/skyetheflyguy/ Just in case y'all don't already know. I've been a luthier specializing in repairs and restorations for the last 20 years. I've been a Parker enthusiast for the last 7 years and am more than comfortable handling nearly any repair or modification of a Parker Fl...

I have literally been planning on having my chiropractor x ray my fly. Guess I wasn't the only one.

Ultra and FM9 here. I don't think we'll be seeing new hardware for a few more years yet. I mean we're almost two years into the FM9 announcement and still haven't even gotten through the first day of the wait-list! That said, I don't see how this thing can really sound any better at this point, and ...