My stuff

[Jeroen]

I thought I'd post some

[JacksonMIA]

Wow! Those are sweet!



...They're all backwards, though.

[JOLLY]

I like the looks of that first guitar. I got kinda dizzy lookin at it though. I had to stand up and then kinda invert my body to understand what it looked like.

[Devil Tiger]

Nice P-Bass!

[Pierre]

Het is alle heel lekker vriend!

[JacksonMIA]

Het is alle heel lekker vriend!

What did you call me?!?!

[Jeroen]

Het is alle heel lekker vriend!

LOL

Dank je

[SpeedDemon]

That first guitar is an interesting peice, what is it?
And I really dig that P-Bass, cool gear.

[D-EJ915]

I like the ibanez, but yeah looking at lefty gear is weeeeird.

[Nite_Maresz_25]

Nice stuff, even though it is lefty

[cvansickle]

Either those are lefties, or I just entered the Bizzaro World!

[Kac]

That first guitar is just crazy awesome!

Rock On ~ kac

[WITH FULL DISTORTION]

HOLY ****, he has the same ibanez mike ammot used in carcass-heartwork tour and album
HOLY ****

[That90'sGuy]

That (Lag Louisiana is it?) is sweet as hell!

[dani]

love the lag!

[Jeroen]

That (Lag Louisiana is it?) is sweet as hell!

Oooh, almost! Now say it in French!
It's a Lag Louisiane, from the 'The Blues'-series. Most guitars in that series looked basically like this one, based on their Morgane-model, with different pickup setups, all inspired by Strat and Tele. The models I know of are:

-The Blues: Tele-style bridge with Hot Rails and a fullsize neckhumbucker. Non-beveled cutaways, no fancy top;
-The Blues Standard: Tele-style bridge with Hot Rails and a fullsize humbucker. Beveled cutaways, fancy top;
-Memphis: Tele-style bridge, Tele pickups;
-Louisiane: as The Blues Standard, with added middle pickup;
-Tenessee: Wilkinson trem, Strat pickguard, SSS;
-Nashville: Wilkinson trem, HSS.

I believe there was also a dual humbucker model based on the Lag Morgane series (a very Les Paul DC inspired guitar). Can't find anything on it though.

Sorry the picture of my Louisiane is upside-down. Right now you'll have to settle for this, I can't take any pictures of it right now, all I have at the moment is the neck . The body is in France, at the Lag factory, waiting for a repair, retop, rebinding and refinish. It suffered a drop off a stage and looks like #### right now . Luckily a stack of PA-speakers broke our fall or the guitar would have been total-loss, but still, I can assure you that hurt (both me and the guitar)! But it's good knowing the very same people who made her will now lovingly restore her to her original state. And the best thing is, the costs are covered by the insurance company of our bass player. It was technically not his fault, it was just an accident, but I got him to voluntarily take responsibility for the drop, so his insurance company would cover it. I'm very lucky to have such a good bandmate

Below are a close up picture of the body in its original state and two of the way it looks right now...

[jony]

Are you lefty or did cycling with my laptop in my backpack do something to my screen?

Or is it the migraine I am having?

*walters of question not related to pickups*

[Jeroen]

Are you lefty or did cycling with my laptop in my backpack do something to my screen?

Or is it the migraine I am having?

*walters of question not related to pickups*

I can't account for the laptop (unless you were mountainbiking) but yes, I am a lefty