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Brand new guitarist (since February 2023) and new Gibson Les Paul Classic owner (arriving 3/22/2023)

There's '53 LP listed on eBay without any description. Item number 155432947469. Any observations?

Hi Mat, what are the dimensions on the PRPG-050 Historic pickguard? Need to know pickup spacing, etc. Also, can you describe the color, are they yellowish, tan or? Hard to tell from online pics. Thanks!

I read a magazine article detailing an interview of C.Daniels. He said that the control cavity of his vintage LesPaul was painted with silver conductive paint to shield electrical interference. Check you prospects for identifying his actual LesPaul for this silver shielding paint

Hi Alex, its been a long time, hope you are well. How have you been? Any news or recent gear acquisitions?
Cheers,
Chris

Hi Greg. I am trying to restore a 1956 Les Paul Jr. that my wife gave me in 1968. It has been hacked to death. I need to install a piece of mahogany in the middle and drill and route for bridge and pick-up. I am trying to find the exact location for the bridge stud inserts. Do you have any recommendations where I can get this information? Thanks in advance,

Hello-I have a '68 Custom Shop VOS, that is not weight relieved, that I may consider selling. Shoot me an email if you're interested.
Thanks,
-Spencer
drspencer1@yahoo.com

Hi,
I'm reaching out to you as I'm trying to unravel the history of a lefty Gibson Les Paul Gold Top serial# 1 2616 signed by Les Paul at the Iridium Jazz Club. It possibly belonged to J Steinman that you know. Charlie at Groovy Guitar bought from a guy in northern New Jersey who had the lefty Trini Lopez, which Elliot Easton acquired later. Feel free to email me at simonteisen@gmail.com

Hi Eddie,

I'm reaching out to you as I'm trying to unravel the history of a lefty Gibson Les Paul Gold Top serial# 1 2616 signed by Les Paul at the Iridium Jazz Club. It possibly belonged to J Steinman that you know. Charlie at Groovy Guitar bought from a guy in northern New Jersey who had the lefty Trini Lopez, which Elliot Easton acquired later. Feel free to email me at simonteisen@gmail.com

Big Al I was reading one of your posts on adjusting a P90 on a junior.....Here is my delimna..... I have been adjusting a P90 on an Episode Billy joe armstrong Jr and it still sounds thin to me . what would you suggest to get great tone on an EPI junior. This is a 2021 model and it has plug i wiring!!could that be the problem ? Any way if you have any suggestions I would be all ears ...Thanks in advance

Matt I recently purchased an Epiphone Billy Joe Armstrong LPJ. The tone is really thin and i have adjusted the P90 up and down and sideways and can not get a good tone can you recommend a good P90 to replace it with ? Thanks

Welcome to the Forum

Was 0 7441 published in any of your books?

New here and don’t have sufficient privileges to post a reply?!?

I don't know, but I been told
A big-legged woman ain't got no soul

Matt, I had questions for you on thread #1147. You never responded. I didn't want to clutter up the thread by asking you there, so I'm asking you privately. Don't know if there is a reason you didn't.
https://www.lespaulforum.com/index....n-product-development-ama.217826/post-2916377

Hi Mat!

Thanks for contacting the M2M program director.

Would you be able to tell me Dustin's last name?

Warren Parks was born on 1 January 1990 in New York. (Digital Marketing Services USA).

Hey Brian I ws looking at an old post you made on your junior I recently got one used and it has Grover locking tuners on it. I want to get them off asap. I was wondering what yo used, as you mentioned you upgraded with conversion bushings . Also did you get a Mojoaxe wrap tail piece? how did that work out ?

thanks and best

Roaddawgie

Hey Mat!

Greetings!

I have a very simple question: Does Epiphone have an ACTUAL, PHYSICAL, Custom Shop in Nashville or Overseas?

I am under the impression that they DO NOT have a physical location and that the Epiphone Guitars labeled 'Custom " are made in China with different finishes, pickups, etc.

Thanks in advance!

Bob