I had been looking for a acoustic guitar for a while and narrowed it down to a Seagull and a PRS SE Angelus (PRS Korean made). Because of the political climate in Korea and the mahogany construction I went with the SE/PRS over the Canadian made Seagull. I am loving how it sounds. I also like how the jack and controls are hidden so it is not obvious that it is acoustic/electric. What a fun guitar!

I love my PRS Artist, although mine is more of the double humbucker (57/08s)/mahogany/tiger maple category. I do believe the PRS Korea made guitars are of great value. Congratulations!

very nice

in a moment of weakness as while back I went out and picked up another guitar...a Cordoba C7 gut-stringed guitar

I have a Seagull by the way and it has awesome tone - love it

I had forgotten how fun it is to play acoustic. I learned on a acoustic but had been playing only electrics for the past few years. It's sweet to have an acoustic guitar again.

Didnt Santana used to play a Paul Reed Smith?

Congratulations, I like it. There are some awesome guitars being made in Asia now. I have a Guild acoustic that was made in China and it sounds as good or better than several high end American made acoustics that I've played.

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Originally posted by Aquabird:
Didnt Santana used to play a Paul Reed Smith?

Still does. He's a contract artist for PRS with a signature guitar. He's been affiliated with PRS for quite a few years.

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Originally posted by stickman428:
I had forgotten how fun it is to play acoustic. I learned on a acoustic but had been playing only electrics for the past few years. It's sweet to have an acoustic guitar again.

Nice! The key is always having it at hand and ready to go.

Posted by sigspecops,

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Congratulations, I like it. There are some awesome guitars being made in Asia now. I have a Guild acoustic that was made in China and it sounds as good or better than several high end American made acoustics that I've played.

I think the same goes for Asian made electrics. My two favorite electric guitars currently are a Indonesian made Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar and a made in Japan Fender Mustang Special.

Oddly enough, I've never played a PRS acoustic - but love my McCarty model dearly.

That looks pretty nice.

Congratulations.