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New to me at least. Prs kestrel. Thing is clean!
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Yeah, I was looking at a new black on black one, but then I seen the red. No new reds, but I found this on reverb for 450. Ordered it, and it just showed up. Dude, nobody would ever guess this was a five year old used bass. It doesnt even look like it was ever played. Zero fret wear. Its freaking clean! I totally scored.Congrats and welcome to the club!(There is a PRS Club here, it’s small but we have one)
My Kestrel feels great and plays really well. I love the red. It’s too bad PRS discontinued it. The Kestrels are very good basses, IMO, and I really don’t know why they are not more popular.
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That’s terrific!Yeah, I was looking at a new black on black one, but then I seen the red. No new reds, but I found this on reverb for 450. Ordered it, and it just showed up. Dude, nobody would ever guess this was a five year old used bass. It doesnt even look like it was ever played. Zero fret wear. Its freaking clean! I totally scored.
Yup, Dave's. Plastic was off of mine though
That’s terrific!
I bought mine “used” from Reverb as well, from Dave’s Guitars out of Wisconsin. I actually think it was new-old stock (NOS); it still had the plastic on the pickguard.
Depending on where you got it, it may be NOS. Score!
They have double singles (kestrel), and double humbuckers (kingfisher)It's a beauty!
Are all Kestrels jazz configuration? I'd love one in a P/J set?
I need to look into PRS basses.
They have double singles (kestrel), and double humbuckers (kingfisher)
A split'd be dope. I'd definitely pick one up]
I wonder what bird they'd name the P/J if they ever made it?