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Bob Rock comments on playing Greeny for the first time...

BoomGuru

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Was casually listening to this new GibsonTV post in the background... until I got to 53.20 and then he got my full attention!:salude

 
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randall

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This guy just bothers me, sorry. How cares....and it's out of phase..
 
Tarcisioo

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Everytime I put my Les Paul out of phase, it just doesn't sound nothing like Peter Green. I kind of started hating the OOP thing, because I simply love the regular middle position of a Les Paul, it's almost my main sound on a Les Paul. You put it in the middle, mess with the knobs, and it's there, heaven itself
 
mdubya

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That was a great interview. Very interesting. All of it.
 
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What a great conversation. He has had quite a career and comes off as humble all things considered. Thanks for posting.
 
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The Wood of that guitar has a special sound and the magnet is flipped in the neck pickup.
 
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57Strat777

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Bob Rock says in the video greenie can't be refretted. Why not? Is it something to do with the neck repair?
 
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57Strat777 said:
Bob Rock says in the video greenie can't be refretted. Why not? Is it something to do with the neck repair?
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I thought it was more a sentiment of not disturbing the mojo and history of the guitar, but I could be wrong.
 
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