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My latest guitar GAS:
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Try a PRS HBII with the piezo...
Done the PRS thing. I used to have a Custom 24, and frequently played my friend's recently departed 1998 McCarty Archtop Artist 10 Top. Not into the thinline types of guitars these days, and really, no longer interested in electric guitars. Two of my acoustic guitars have built-in pickup systems, but they very rarely get plugged in.
 
Done the PRS thing. I used to have a Custom 24, and frequently played my friend's recently departed 1998 McCarty Archtop Artist 10 Top. Not into the thinline types of guitars these days, and really, no longer interested in electric guitars. Two of my acoustic guitars have built-in pickup systems, but they very rarely get plugged in.

When a man is tired of PRS, he is tired of electric guitar.
 
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I have large hands which can make playing a guitar, especially an electric one, problematic. My acoustic is a classical with a nice, wide, flat neck and nylon strings. The only electric guitar I've ever played that felt "right" to me was a Navy buddy's 1957 Gretsch Tennessean. Looked exactly like this one and almost had me believing I could play guitar. If I could afford it, I'd get one.

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I would love to get a Gretsch