trapland
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I finally got a chance to get some pics of my 2008 R0. There was some discussion about it on this thread
http://www.lespaulforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150297
I've had a couple of months now to play this baby and I just can't get over how much different it is from all the other LPs I own and have owned. I have 5 others including 2 custom shops and a preH and this one is special.
I've played a few R9's but this R0 is the first historic I've owned.
It sounds better than any of my other LP's by miles. There is a complexity to the sound that I just cant describe. Maybe its the pickups, but I'm convinced its the whole package thats giving me the sweetest sound I've experienced.
On problem. I have a really hard time switching between this guitar and any of my other Lesters because the fingerboard feels WAY wider with more space between the strings. Its not a bad thing, but I need a good 5-10 minutes of playing after switching before my fingers and brain have recalibrated to the wider spacing.
I love this guitar. It really inspires me to play outside of my personal box. And it smells good, too!
Sorry, once again no sunlight in the tundra I call home.
http://www.lespaulforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150297
I've had a couple of months now to play this baby and I just can't get over how much different it is from all the other LPs I own and have owned. I have 5 others including 2 custom shops and a preH and this one is special.
I've played a few R9's but this R0 is the first historic I've owned.
It sounds better than any of my other LP's by miles. There is a complexity to the sound that I just cant describe. Maybe its the pickups, but I'm convinced its the whole package thats giving me the sweetest sound I've experienced.
On problem. I have a really hard time switching between this guitar and any of my other Lesters because the fingerboard feels WAY wider with more space between the strings. Its not a bad thing, but I need a good 5-10 minutes of playing after switching before my fingers and brain have recalibrated to the wider spacing.
I love this guitar. It really inspires me to play outside of my personal box. And it smells good, too!
Sorry, once again no sunlight in the tundra I call home.