I've owned about 6 P/P guitars in the past and all but one were great sounding guitars. The 80's model I had just never had the tone or feel for that matter of the rest of the guitars. Don't know what it was but just didn't sound good to my ears.
I have noticed in this thread that all the great sounding guitars that are mentioned, there is always a great player sitting behind it. Never heard anyone say, that old Joe Blow down the road has a really good sounding guitar but he can't play it. My point being, are these really exceptional sounding guitars or is it the player? Could I play Randy R's guitar and folks would say it's the best sounding P/P they ever heard, I doubt it. The P/P's in my book are one of the greatest sounding guitars that have been made but I think too much emphasis is put on the player raher than the guitar. Those guys mentioned can make anything sound good.
P/P's aren't for everybody as Herb stated in another thread but those of us that like the feel and sound of the P/P will always love them. P/P's staying in tune has never been a problem with me if they have been set up correct. I haven't even touched the tuning screws on my guitar in a month and it stays right on.
This is serial nuber 2103D, just wandered if anyone knows any history of this guitar?
