I don't see much difference between this and my 2002 premium plus standard. Other than the mother of pearl inlays. Looks identical.
@pperejma
19 күн бұрын
You don’t get it
@DamnDealDone
19 күн бұрын
@@pperejma according to all stats and data online, that is all that is different. Wood is the same, hardware is the same, design is the same. Only the inlay material is different. What don't I get exactly?
@pperejma
18 күн бұрын
@@DamnDealDone firstly it’s celluloid inlay not MOP. The wood chosen is typically lighter for the R9s. The components are better quality, construction, glue, plastics, pickups are unpotted custom buckers, 50s wiring. It’s a sum of its parts and the custom shop R9s represent the golden age of guitars. I’m not saying yours isn’t nice, but the custom shops are just better - stats and data don’t translate to the playing and sound experience
@DamnDealDone
18 күн бұрын
@@pperejma They are not worth thousands more for different glue and slightly better electronics. Installing Bareknuckle pickups and Faber hardware for less cost, brought mine up to par with these. Mine is 9lbs with a premium plus AAA flame top and one piece body. The plastic parts are all the same. Honestly it looks exactly like the one in this video except for my aged parts making mine actually look better. Sorry, the glue might not be made from ground up horse bones, but I doubt you can hear the difference.
@pperejma
18 күн бұрын
@@DamnDealDone I’m happy to hear you have a nice standard. I’ve had both and the custom shops shit on the standards. I am fortunate enough to be able to spend the extra dough for the better guitar
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