73 LPC. The T Tops are tucked away for safekeeping and it currently sports a set of potted Super 70s. Filled Kahler hole and the holes for the lock are still in the hs.
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These are awesome. It's nice to see some awesome players. Hopefully I can get a pic of mine later.
Hard Rock - gain on 5 - singing about good times.
Heavy Metal - gain on 10 - screaming about something.
---Gearjoneserhe was trying to convince her to swing.
That's like taking a Ferrari to a mud bog.--Ginormous



My early 90's Hamer Californian.
When I got it, it had a thick red clear coat on it. I could see it had some cool grain underneath so I sanded it down and poly'd it up.
DiMarzio Tone Zone in the bridge
DiMarzio Chopper in the neck
Super 5-Way:
1. Bridge
2. Bridge split
3. Bridge and neck
4. Bridge and neck out-of-phase
5. Neck
Soft maple body
27 fret Maple/Rosewood neck
I love everything about this guitar.
When only the Tone Zone was active (had a faulty 3-way):
@ 2:54 - 3:02 you can hear the out-of-phase position:
and
'87 Les Paul Custom Lite
Severely Modded Yamaha RGX 121
Tuned to E it's my relic Charvel mutt. In Eb it's another Charvel but this is my true #1...
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my vinyl record collection | updated 22 April 2013


"Always remember... all you do in life, comes back to you" - Roy Kahn, formerly of Kamelot, during the intro to "Karma" on their One Cold Winter's Night DVD
My Site: http://jwflamenco.net


"Always remember... all you do in life, comes back to you" - Roy Kahn, formerly of Kamelot, during the intro to "Karma" on their One Cold Winter's Night DVD
My Site: http://jwflamenco.net



I would have to say my Amber Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus. However, I really haven't played it a whole lot lately. I pretty much do most of my guitar playing now while watching TV. Most of it is done on my Charvel San Dimas Style 2 2H.
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For the money, it just doesn't get any better than those ECs. But there's just something about the ESP Japan guitars... VERY well put-together and my hands just want to shred when I touch them. A big part of the reason that I "abandoned" the EC400s was that I got back into more modern stuff this year and that big, thick slab of mahogany seems to make things go to mush when playing higher-gain stuff. So I'm sure that I'd be plenty happy with a pair of EC-1000s. In fact, my first pair of ESP/Ltds were a pair of EC-1000s about 7 years ago or so. They were great guitars and I wouldn't mind having them around right now. But of course, I'll keep the regular pair of ESPs that I have now just the same. Though I do have my eye on one of those EC-1000s in silverburst, and maybe a gold one, and... (LOL... does GAS really EVER end?)
"Always remember... all you do in life, comes back to you" - Roy Kahn, formerly of Kamelot, during the intro to "Karma" on their One Cold Winter's Night DVD
My Site: http://jwflamenco.net



My 1983 Burny. The first MIJ Les Paul I got. Great mid-driven sound. Takes on different pickups well. Plays well. Frets leveled recently.
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