By-Tor.com

It's a 4x10.

One of the best places to buy high-end speakers and cabs without the high-end price is from these guys: http://avatarspeakers.com/

In fact, they have the best deal on new Celestion Vintage 30's that I've ever seen anywhere. Their cabs are great for the price too. In that pic I posted of my brother's granddaughter posing with his Les Paul, that's an Avatar cab underneath the Matchless head. It's a sweet cab, especially for the money.

ElfDude wrote:It's a 4x10.

One of the best places to buy high-end speakers and cabs without the high-end price is from these guys: http://avatarspeakers.com/

In fact, they have the best deal on new Celestion Vintage 30's that I've ever seen anywhere. Their cabs are great for the price too. In that pic I posted of my brother's granddaughter posing with his Les Paul, that's an Avatar cab underneath the Matchless head. It's a sweet cab, especially for the money.

Duly noted, and I've put the link in my "favorites" already.

Thanx Elfie!

CygnusX1 wrote:
you got it Elfie! And alas, the premier downfall - if you wanna call it that.. I love this guitar - is a toss-up between the Korean assembly, and the string-around / tune-o-matic type bridge.

I have no idea how you adjust intonation on THAT.

Have you tried an internet search for directions?

Does it need adjusting?

Those tailpieces are great for sustain.

ElfDude wrote:Does it need adjusting?

none needed......in fact, it was damn near in tune
right outta the box!

I'll haveta look online for maintenance tips, like
t mentioned.

There's no "Owners' Manual" per se.

It included a short cable, wrenches and a truss rod
adjustment handout in the gig bag.

That's it. Whaddya want for 500 bucks? LOL

CygnusX1 wrote:

ElfDude wrote:Does it need adjusting?

none needed......in fact, it was damn near in tune
right outta the box!

I'll haveta look online for maintenance tips, like
t mentioned.

There's no "Owners' Manual" per se.

It included a short cable, wrenches and a truss rod
adjustment handout in the gig bag.

That's it. Whaddya want for 500 bucks? LOL

I would STRONGLY advise you not adjust the truss rod- Ive seen people snap necks doing it wrong. If the neck is goofy for some reason bring it to a pro.

It had to be the best $40 I spent to get the Epi adjusted.

YYZ30 wrote:

CygnusX1 wrote:

ElfDude wrote:Does it need adjusting?

none needed......in fact, it was damn near in tune
right outta the box!

I'll haveta look online for maintenance tips, like
t mentioned.

There's no "Owners' Manual" per se.

It included a short cable, wrenches and a truss rod
adjustment handout in the gig bag.

That's it. Whaddya want for 500 bucks? LOL

I would STRONGLY advise you not adjust the truss rod- Ive seen people snap necks doing it wrong. If the neck is goofy for some reason bring it to a pro.

It had to be the best $40 I spent to get the Epi adjusted.

nah Z. It's good-to-go. I checked it like they advised
(3 pieces of paper to check gap under hi and low E
strings depressed on 7th[? can't remember - don't
have the sheet with me] and 12th frets).

but yes, they DID warn that this PRS truss rod has
a very short radius-of- turn to adjust it, and
they recommend having it done by pros too.

I like to have a pro do the initial adjustments a few weeks after I get a new guitar and then I do most adjustments on my own after that but I haven't ever done a truss rod myself.

I might have the nut filed down on it if these thin factory strings don't work out.

Still getting the feel of 'em. No problems yet.

What gauge did they send it out with?

awip2062 wrote:What gauge did they send it out with?

without gauging them, there's no spec on them.

they're kinda tinny though. I like chunky strings to Ged those Iommi bass lines.

Dude...Geezer plays the bass in Sabbath.....duh....even I know that.

*wink*

I tend to go with .009s, but I like .10s for some things. I would have to have my floating bridge adjusted if I changed gauges though, so I stick with the nines.

awip2062 wrote:Dude...Geezer plays the bass in Sabbath.....duh....even I know that.

*wink*

I tend to go with .009s, but I like .10s for some things. I would have to have my floating bridge adjusted if I changed gauges though, so I stick with the nines.

As a Sabbath fan, you KNOW what I'm talking abooooot. (hi Can-a-Da.)

I use .10 and up on the Kramer. the PRS strings are DEFINITELY lighter.

Yeah, but....it was just too easy to let slip past me!

They are prolly the nines. I think they are pretty standard for that type of guitar to start.

awip2062 wrote:Yeah, but....it was just too easy to let slip past me!

They are prolly the nines. I think they are pretty standard for that type of guitar to start.

Cool beans. I meant i use a .10 SET on the Kramer. I don't know if they make bigger strings than that now, do they?