Mine was all about that last bit of sleep before you wake up. REM . Losing my religion, a few years ago now' just revisited. Great song!

https://youtu.be/-XKEsyIzfJk?is=LCintgW18l4lpSXc

So here she is Very SAD war wounds and all. Just a chunk out of the body and a scuff on the corner of the top corner near the machine heads, plays ok though would like the machine heads to be a bit tighter as going slightly out of tune after playing for a while! any tips? ! cheers R.

Interesting! Paul Reed Smith had the first guitar with bird-inlays, built for Peter Frampton in 1976. Some of the birds were tricky to get right, so Paul invited a few friends over to help him draw some of the more difficult birds. “The ones that took the most revisions and thought were the 15th, 17th and 21st fret birds. Still to this day, people refer to the 24-fret bird as a ‘flying turtle,’ (which I can't see). It’s really an owl on a stick.” Starting from the nut down the birds are: - Peregrine falcon - Marsh Hawk - Ruby Throated Hummingbird - Common Tern - Coopers Hawk - Kite - Sparrow Landing - Storm Petrel - Hawk Landing - Screech Owl On A Branch (24-fret models only) Apparently Paul and his mum used to listen too the birds, whilst laying on the bed and try to Identify the songbirds. Cheers all. and you Anne!

I built the 32"x14"(ish) board and used it pretty much 15 years on the nose, but I finally ran out of space when I got the Whammy pedal, which I use almost exclusively for the drop/capo features. The Captor X has a very impressive onboard stereo reverb, so instead of using the Cathedral reverb through the effects loop, I use it with the acoustic DI box when I'm either combining the mag pickups with the piezo in stereo or playing an actual acoustic through it. The Memory Man is the only thing going through the effects loop currently.