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Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 Home Studio Demo

October 18, 2007
Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 Live Studio Demo
The Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 is the only thing you'll hear in this video, which is all about less talk and more playing. You asked for it, and you got it on gearwire.com.

Watch for more music-only videos from Drew Krag's Home Studio Workshop.
Visit Paul Reed Smith's official website at www.prsguitars.com.
Presenter: Drew Krag
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By: Drew (not verified)
This is my 96 Custom 24 PRS run through the Epiphone Valve Jr. The Valve Jr's volume is not cranked very loud so there is not much breakup. We recorded the amp with a SM57 through a focusrite saffire PRO 26. I start with the Neck Pickup (PRS vintage bass) and move through each pickup setting to the bridge pickup (PRS HFS).
Fri, 2007-10-19 13:33

wow, very nice sound, the

By: Anonymous Coward
wow, very nice sound, the first position was. the others were ok but the first sound was definately the sweetest
Fri, 2007-10-19 21:36

I agree:)

By: Drew (not verified)
Ahh the neck pickup... The other pickup (bridge) sounds best with more gain. I imagine we will have a video of that in the near future when we move on to my distortion stompbox collection.
Sat, 2007-10-20 18:23

I agree:)

By: Drew (not verified)
Ahh the neck pickup... The other pickup (bridge) sounds best with more gain. I imagine we will have a video of that in the near future when we move on to my distortion stompbox collection.
Sat, 2007-10-20 18:24

thats why you don't click "post comment" twice.

By: Drew (not verified)
thats why you don't click "post comment" twice. D'oh
Sat, 2007-10-20 18:25

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Story Transcription:

[DREW KRAG PERFORMING SOLO GUITAR IMPROVISATIONS USING THE PAUL REED SMITH CUSTOM 24]

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