The master of making awkward moments out of the most normal situations..🤣..I love PRS and his guitars really are second to none..I love my 2020 PRS custom 24 SE...the charcoal burst finish is amazing
That description of Paul was hilarious! I'd genuinely love to have the chance to chat with him. It's great to know you're so impressed with your Custom 24 SE; I've got my first PRS on order - a DGT SE.
Paul is such a brilliant, caring, wise, creative, thoughtful human being! Shout out to Bowie, Md and Bowie HS where Paul graduated! We're proud that he's our 'homeboy'!!!
It is truly tragic that PRS either believes guitarists are morons or that he himself is a moron. Here is ABSOLUTELY everything you will EVER need to know about tonewoods: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n02tImce3AE.html
If you listen to Paul. You understand why his guitars are exceptional. I own two core models. They are the best guitars I've ever played. I've been playing for 50 years. Thanks Paul.
Great interview. I got to admit. He’s the reason I own my PRS ce 24. The man is truly clever and intelligently interesting. And a good old soul too boot. I live up the road from you guys. Cape May n.j. My father was born and raised In Baltimore, At a young age until his family uprooted to n.j. Named my guitar after my aunt Pauline who was also born and raised in Maryland. (Baltimore) Anyway. That was a good insight of Paul. And his love for his home in Maryland. Much respect for your state. 👍✌️
Hey Paul! Great to see that you made it -well beyond 30 yrs of incredible guitar making/and memories of hearing you playing in bands in local bars. I was one of your young guitar ‘groupies’ watching you and orky toil away on 3rd floor in the old building in Annapolis . The 1st PRS factory!!! Lol This was fun interview and made me glad to see you again. I’ve run into you over the years since the late 70’s - just wanted to comment here for old times sake. Sending hugs! thanks for memories of the guitars, the bands, and the laughs! Your naptowne friend, Cathy Rutan
Paul repaired my Guild D40 in the early 70s (when the factory in Rhode Island failed to properly repair it) when he had his second-floor shop in Annapolis. I still have and cherish that guitar. He was craftsman and gentleman then, as he is now. I own one PRS guitar and love it!
Great to see @prsguitar doing interviews like this one. The more I learn about the operation the more I really like the approach and passion to the guitars that PRS makes. Plus being a Maryland native doesn't hurt!
The modern Leo fender. Maybe even better. I love his dedication. prs is a truly great American company. In the best tradition. Top quality product. Yes in the more expensive side but you are getting an incredibly great instrument. Every time. And sure he is a little quirky but he is a good guy. I think the staff have been working there for ages. Which is always a good sign of a great company and leader.
Absolutely! We spoke with lots of staff and obviously they had good reviews but the turnover there is SUPER LOW because everyone loves it. Lots of people we met had been there 10+ years.
Better than Leo Fender? C'mon, respect the roots. The PRS design is a very clever blend of a Fender Strat and a Gibson, but leans more on the Fender side.
I have your cream NF3 with bird inlays...bought it about 9 years ago. it was my first top shelf guitar...and while I have bought other Guitars in the following years...including a Martin D-28...I love my NF3...it plays like a dream.
He has been going so hard for so many decades in the pursuit of making the perfect guitar...... 😂😂😂 And he doesn't realize he passed the finish line and accomplished that goal More than a decade ago. It's hanging in my basement. A custom 22 PF09. You can stop Paul . you built it.... and I thank you
Paul is such a funny guy. He is a bit excentric (a bit?). First I hate the hipe of PRS guitars, but now I love them, they make truly great guitars, such fantastic woods, that not are just electric guitars, are truly acoustic electrified instruments.
I have enormous admiration and respect for Paul because he brought to market an instrument every bit as good or better than the 60 year designs from Fender and Gibson. I don't agree with EVERYTHING PRS does and certainly don't hold "rock guitarists" in such high esteem as Paul. That being said I can not wait for the DGT SE to be released....in Dark Cherryburst...hint, hint.
He is super chill and a great guy. He was having fun with us that's all. He even took us out fishing in the pond for 30 minutes after the interview even though originally we were told we only had 15 minutes with him.
At 11:51 you can see the look of utter bewilderment on Paul’s face at the interviewers total and utter complete lack of knowledge of the guitar and any musical instrument made of wood. If it had not occurred to you that different woods can produce different sounds….what the hell are you doing in a guitar factory.
We promise you that Bruce did in fact "know absolutely nothing" and that's why he did the interview. We wanted to learn and share information with everyone, especially people that don't know. We also took a full tour, that video should be out later. Thanks for watching!
