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Thanks, I really like it :)
It weighs 4.1kg… which is pretty light for that era I think.
And yes they are getting pricy, they are good guitars and the Slash assiciation makes them desirable…
The UYI live Sunburst Les Pauls were 87 standards with 3 pc top and they were equiped with Seymour Duncan Alnico 2 pups.
Jessica, the 87 he used most, the one with the cigarette burn, was a factory second. I think the other one too… but not sure.
He had them refinished. But there are many live...
Heart breaking post Al… I am lacking words to describe my feelings.
A friend of mine is currently battling cancer in his face, bowels and prostate. He has lost an eye, part of his cheek and jaw, but the doctors are confident he will beat this. Then will start a lolg reconstructive surgery...
If it s a great guitar, there s always the option to have it re finished… expensive and kind of crazy to have to re finish a guitar that cost extra for its original finish though…
Thanks for posting anyway, does not make me feel confideny about buying a ML…
Imagine if the 50k Greenies or 20k...
This is pretty cool… thanks for sharing!
I am one of those who discovered Metallica before knowing what a Les Paul was and who Peter Green was… in a way I discovered Peter Green through Metallica and Greeny… and now appreciate his work and legacy…