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Very cool guitar!
I wanted to post it when it popped up on my YouTube feed, but the Les Paul Forum has banned my IP address for reasons that are not clear to me.
I am using a different connection to post here that this is likely my last post on the forum, unless the admins unblock me...
I used to have an '03 R4BB, it was a great guitar!!! :cool:
I upgraded everything possible on it short of a HM Makeover...pigtail parts, Grey Tigers kit etc.
Very interesting, a few weeks ago I swapped the ceramics that came with my 2017 Firebird V to Oil City Winterizers that are A5s and the difference is night and day. Lower gain, more chime and more clarity.
Ok, I am blown away by this one...it popped up on Fried Okra's FB page today...a '55 LPC that has been heavily modified...to be more like...a Gretsch? Painted F-holes, stripped natural finish with interesting inlays, including one on the side (!!). I only have these three images, but it seems...
I am not sure anyone really knows...I do have an archive that I periodically update that has many '53-'57 Alnico BBs. I do a Gbase/Reverb sweep every now and then and see what has been on sale/sold/etc.
The problem is that whenever I see one for sale often the serial number is not visible, so I...