Back in the LP game. 50's Tribute incoming.

Just bought a used '10 LP 50's Tribute GT. Will have it this weekend.eace2
Played several 60's models at GC but, wanted a '10 50's as it has a rosewood board.
The 60's neck is a bit too thin for my taste.
My GC doesn't have the 50's.

I've been without a LP for two years since I sold my last R0.
I really dug the Tribute guitars I've played.
Been GASing for a GT P90 LP for a while now.

Can't wait to plug it into my old JMP 2204.:headbange

coolas heck!

Way to go Sean. P90's + 2204 rock harder than penitentiary steel.

Great guitars!!!!

I recently acquired a 60's Tribute GT. The neck did feel a little slim at first, but it's super comfortable and I can fly pretty well on it. What a looker and it ROCKS with my 2203 and '75 SL100. Oh, and it has a rosewood neck, not baked maple. Yes!

Troy T. Blues said:

Great guitars!!!!

I recently acquired a 60's Tribute GT. The neck did feel a little slim at first, but it's super comfortable and I can fly pretty well on it. What a looker and it ROCKS with my 2203 and '75 SL100. Oh, and it has a rosewood neck, not baked maple. Yes!

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Pretty fingerboard!

Got the badboy yesterday. Set it up to my taste, I like medium high action, and adjusted the pickups. Had to top wrap the strings on the tailpiece as they were touching the bridge after I tightened the studs down to the deck.
Beautiful rosewood board.
Pics will come later.

This guitar is badass!!! What a great sounding LP. The Gibby P90' are awesome. Not too hot or too mellow.
Blasted it through my JMP 2204 for a couple hours last night.
Killer!!!:headbange

Sounds great through my tweaked SF Vibrolux Reverb too.eace2
Dare I say I actually prefer it's tone to the two R4' I used to own.:ganz

What Gibby calls a 50's neck on these is nowhere near a Historic 50's.
Mine is a comfy .847" at the 1st fret and .975" at 12th.

I measured a few 60's ones at GC and they were in the .82" range.

Gotta find a good hardshell case for it.
A gig bag for a LP? C'mon Gibby. WTF are you thinkin'?
Tack on $60 or $70 and give 'em the proper protection they need.

Wonder if a Zinc ABR would fit on these Nashville posts.:hmm

Congrats Sean and I agree it's badass!!!! I'm very impressed to say the least.

Here's my latest, I'm "down" with everything you are saying.....:applaude just a great guitar... (this is a '56 reissue)