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I got my guitar today! Its a brand new 04 57' historic custom shop reissue les paul goldtop, but made in a special run and finished in tea burst! Its modeled after original 57 goldtops that were refinished from gold to sunburst, this was commonly done back then because the bursts were so hard to get. They also commonly had off center seam tops. This runs name is 57 reissue refinish( gibson only sold these through two exclusive dealers, in very small quantities) Enough backround...this guitar is amazing!!!! It sounds phenomenal!!! Like nothing I've ever played, truly amazing! AND I bought it BRAND NEW for $200 LESS than a regular production les paul STANDARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So, I'm in the process of selling a couple of guitars to buy a Les Paul. I'm really leaning towards the Heritages.... The only problem is: according to the Heritage website, there's only one dealer for these in Canada and he is a hell of a long drive (and I mean long...) from my place.

I hate buying new but this is the 1 guitar i have wanted for years a Gibson SG Standard in classic white
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Hi everyone this is my first post, and ive been advised of this board and the valueable knowledge you guys have.

Yes, I know the trembucker PATB2 is trem spaced and has the diff pole pieces. HOwever, I see where the specs are different too. What is the tonal difference? How does the Patb2 (I think thats the right model number) sound?

so now that i have my dual rectifier, i'm letting my other guitarist borrow my single recto until it becomes his tomorrow when i get his money.

I know Kim used a Guild guitar and chris used les pauls alot live (and ben was known to use some mosrite-looking basses sometimes). But, I'm wondering if anyone could let me know what kind of amps and stuff they used.

These are for my son's Epi Les Paul, he just busted a peg and they were pretty cheap tuners anyway. What should he get? Thanks.

One of my students that I teach guitar to just had his parents buy him a low cost strat. I played Mayall's 70th Bday party and he fell in love with Buddy Whittington's tone. I personally own a Clapton Strat and absolutely love it but thats my only experience with strats... I've never even played another one. What pup suggestion would you guys suggest to help my student get a great blues tone like Buddy Whittington's tone?

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just hunting for my next guitar purchase when i came across these two. man, i'm in love with that strat!! anyone have $10,500 they can loan me for the strat LOL. yup, they are $10,500 each...CRAZY!

I am building a rock guitar :

ok i have a gibson sg and a fender ultimate chorus dsp... even when the smp is turned up very loud i get no..i guess balls would be the way to put it...the highs sound very bad no matter what the eq is on...the bridge pickup is very high, compared to the neck. i have sd pickups so im not really worried that the pups are the problem. anybody know of anything?

Just got this combo installed on my SG Standard and I plan on posting a review after playing around with it for awhile. In the meantime, does anyone else use this setup?

IS it bad to have bolt on necks?Are they lower quality or what, i heard some guy say a bolt on neck is bad.
I have no clue what hes talking about or anything.

Jazz Lil 59 and DD.

Well maybe not ashamed.

Have had the Vox Tonelab for a couple of months - nice, use it for recording only. Have a couple of other gtr processors (hardware).

I have a Washburn falcon that accommadates splitting and I want to replace the pickups. I am looking for a good blues tone like old Clapton,Peter Green,Mick Taylor any thoughts

Trace Elliot Velocette 1x10 Amplifier for $320:
15 Watts of Class A goodness at a price you'll never find anywhere else. It's the smallest amp I've owned and probably the biggest sounding. These are the amps that gor branded quot;Goldtonequot; by Gibson after the bought Trace. Knob-twiddlers need not apply; Volume, Tone and a bright switch. However it does have a speaker extension switch. You will never find an amp that sounds this good for this price.