The things I'd do for this

[millsbass5]

My gosh... This thing is beautiful:


http://www.ebay.com/itm/PRS-Gary-Gra...item232441b956

[mrbell321]

I could do w/o the dove inlays, but yes.

[Baird6869]

It looks gorgeous.

I played a few older PRS basses in the past and I was less than impressed to say the least. Hopefully they play and sound better than they did in the 90's.

[mjac28]

Originally Posted by mrbell321

I could do w/o the dove inlays, but yes.

+1 makes it look cheesy but an overall beautiful instrument.

[jim777]

That color is jaw dropping I really dig that. Not 100% sold on the instrument but the color is mighty mighty.

[bongostealth]

She sure is purdy...

[rapidfirerob]

Not the color for my taste.

[fourstringbliss]

Originally Posted by rapidfirerob

Not the color for my taste.

Wait until Major Metal gets a look at it!

[dtripoli]

Originally Posted by Baird6869

It looks gorgeous.

I played a few older PRS basses in the past and I was less than impressed to say the least. Hopefully they play and sound better than they did in the 90's.

+1 on this ^
Our guitarist collects PRS guitars and has more than any one human being should be allowed to own.
At rehearsal he pulled out a discontinued PRS bass similar to the one below and began to tell me it's high cost, rarity and how great it was. I played it and, meh, sort of bland. They seemed to just take their guitar spec's and made it bigger with 4 strings and called it a bass.
Don't get me wrong, I would have gladly taken the bass for a reasonable price. I hate to say it but, the early 80's Fender P-bass, Squier series he has collecting dust in the studio played better at 1/10th the cost. I hope PRS has created a better design. At that cost, anyway.

[Munjibunga]

Originally Posted by rapidfirerob

Not the color for my taste.

How about this color?

[Randyt]

Cant say the basses ever turned my crank but my PRS DG is unbelievable...great workmanship...I'll stick to my FBass's