I’ve always wanted one of these and about a year ago I finally got the chance, she’s a 1997 USA custom 24 in near perfect condition except for the 3 ways switch and push pull pot mod (all the original parts were in the case). I had a SE single cut back years ago that I got cheap because it was sort of a project and I traded it for a tele… the tele was great but the that PRS SE was always the one that got away. Luckily I found this one and fell in love with it. I love the way the light hits it differently and the color with the flame looks like waves over sand on a shallow beach. I named her Calypso.

Picked up the MXR Prime Distortion pedal and totally happy with it. I was not at all fond of my Maestro Invader. I also picked up a 1999 Epiphone Special II,,,,now I know it was supposed to be,,back then, a beginner's guitar,,,but dang it is heavy. I immediately changed the machine heads, put a nice pair of Seymour double pups in it, spent a full night setting it up, letting it sit and then the next night doing a final setup,,,WHAMMMMO!!! Now it is an extremely nice sounding guitar,,,truly. Funny thing,,,this one still has the 1999 Epiphone inspections/ setup sticker on the back of the head stock......not a collectors' item by any means, not worth much money by any means,,,,but this baby sounds killer now and plays like butter......

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while at the craft store with my daughter I found this neat little crate box and I made another tube pedal using two tubes this time. I kept it super simple again and just used point to point soldering. I put a red LED to indicate that it is on and it looks cool coming out from the sides of the box.