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Home » NAMM '14 - PRS Guitars Archon Amp, S2 Custom 22, S2 Single Cut, and Custom 24 Floyd Rose Demos
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NAMM '14 - PRS Guitars Archon Amp, S2 Custom 22, S2 Single Cut, and Custom 24 Floyd Rose Demos

Charles Saufley
January 28, 2014
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Charles Saufley is a writer, editor, and musician from San Francisco. He has been the gear editor at Premier Guitar since 2010 and previously served as an editor at Acoustic Guitar magazine.

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