mickeyratt
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Hi all,
I'm new to the forum. I only recently played a Les Paul Standard 2014 and fell in love with it. Every other Les Paul I had played just didn't feel right. I found a stock Les Paul Standard Plus 2012 that had been around in a store as a demo instrument but the seller says it has no coil taps. How can this be right?
I'm attaching a picture of the electronics (I'm not familiar with the Les Paul wirings) so you can take a look and confirm this for me.
Tag says model is LPSTD+DBCH1, SN:105120496
I'm interested in these because I like the Burstbuckers a lot, feel the compound radius is a must and the shorter scale fits me better than any Strat. So I'll ask if you know of any Les Paul -Gibson or not- you feel it might be worth checking out. After all, $2000 is quite good money.
Thanks!
I'm new to the forum. I only recently played a Les Paul Standard 2014 and fell in love with it. Every other Les Paul I had played just didn't feel right. I found a stock Les Paul Standard Plus 2012 that had been around in a store as a demo instrument but the seller says it has no coil taps. How can this be right?
I'm attaching a picture of the electronics (I'm not familiar with the Les Paul wirings) so you can take a look and confirm this for me.
Tag says model is LPSTD+DBCH1, SN:105120496
I'm interested in these because I like the Burstbuckers a lot, feel the compound radius is a must and the shorter scale fits me better than any Strat. So I'll ask if you know of any Les Paul -Gibson or not- you feel it might be worth checking out. After all, $2000 is quite good money.
Thanks!