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"The ergonomics are the best of any PRS model yet, by far": PRS Tekton T review

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What is it? One could argue that PRS didn't need to come up with “a guitar aimed at “the most discerning, technical players” (they're not just ' metal guitars '), contemporary musical styles and…

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