Here's a better picture that more accurately renders the colour.
Here's a better picture that more accurately renders the colour.
Not a PRS fan, but that top is beautiful!
Wine color . .. a must have for every Italian, maybe even for a french..
Wine color . .. a must have for every Italian, maybe even for a french..
Of course Yes !!!
As a fan, found this too interesting to miss.
Not new, but I've had it for some time and even shared some photos of it back in 2020.
But I got some new shots of this one today.
Not new, but I've had it for some time and even shared some photos of it back in 2020.
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The carved eagle on the left was a gift from someone who showed up early at a gig.
Later I pulled out this guitar. It was a wild coincidence because that night was the first time I had played this guitar live. Nobody had seen it prior to that.STMarch 5, 2020 at 6:47 PM But I got some new shots of this one today.
Spectacular, and man... I do love me some soapies...
Not new, but I've had it for some time and even shared some photos of it back in 2020.
PostRE: Show your latest guitar
forum.kemper-amps.com/wbb/attachment/11074/
The carved eagle on the left was a gift from someone who showed up early at a gig.
Later I pulled out this guitar. It was a wild coincidence because that night was the first time I had played this guitar live. Nobody had seen it prior to that.STMarch 5, 2020 at 6:47 PM But I got some new shots of this one today.
That’s perfection right there 😍
Whooa!! Killer!!!
My kin just hit the floor....wow, that's a sculpture, not just a guitar....
Ay caramba !!
My latest scratch built, DC special made of white Limba
My latest scratch built, DC special made of white Limba
Killer build man, I'm looking a yellow double cutaway with P90 , that's exactly what I need
My first Les Paul. Have been a strat player for over 35 years. Couldn't bond with a LP style. This one does it...
My first Les Paul. Have been a strat player for over 35 years. Couldn't bond with a LP style. This one does it...
ha! Almost exactly the contrary for me. Never fallen in love with feder-ish guitars.
My First Gibson (ever) Les Paul turns 20 next month! And yes it is goldtop!
My first Les Paul. Have been a strat player for over 35 years. Couldn't bond with a LP style. This one does it...
Im not a fan of LP's either ( even though I have 4) but you gotta love a goldtop! Nice one dude!
Im not a fan of LP's either ( even though I have 4) but you gotta love a goldtop! Nice one dude!
Me too. Don't have a LP. Don't get on with them at all. But have to admit they look fabulous. Especially a Gold Top
LP's are like carrying around 2 bowling balls strapped to your neck. However, the palm mutes on the fixed bridge and the tones of the shorter scale with heavier strings are to die for. A few years ago, I opted for the non-overpriced lightweight version in a Epi Custom LP with the Probuckers. It's satisfies my unaffordable Gibson wishes.
LP's are like carrying around 2 bowling balls strapped to your neck. However, the palm mutes on the fixed bridge and the tones of the shorter scale with heavier strings are to die for. A few years ago, I opted for the non-overpriced lightweight version in a Epi Custom LP with the Probuckers. It's satisfies my unaffordable Gibson wishes.
The main advantage of the Epi version is cost. Not just the cost to purchase but the fact that they use 14 degree headstock angle instead of Gibson's stupid 17 degree so you don't have to constantly spend money have the headstock reattached to the neck
Well, I spent 25 years as a Strat guy, then 20 years as a LP guy. Last month I picked up my first Tele, a MIM Nashville for $500. I almost regretted the purchase just after I got it home but it was just because the action was way to high. When I set it up properly I really started liking it. Then I got addicted to the tone and it's been receiving most of my attention ever since. Really good for something that cost 1/4 or 1/5 of what I usually spend. Don't know why I waited so long to enter the tele world but better late than never. I do get a bit annoyed banging my pick into the middle pickup but I just have to adjust my habits and I'll be good. Maybe I'll be a Tele guy for a while.
I put the Magnatone in the picture because I just got it as a present from my sister-in-law. Her mom played a bit and they've been clearing out her estate, found it and gave it to me. It's from 1954 and in perfect original condition. I normally wouldn't dream of plugging in a 70 year old amp without first recapping but after opening it up and seeing how pristine everything was I had to try to play with all original components. Works great, sounds good, no hum... no explosions. I don't think I'll stress it though.