Just a Les Paul family pic.

She's home! Happy that the one that played/sounded the best was the one with the best top wood and finish and also had the darkest fretboard. I had the Tech do a quick adjustment since the action was a little low and then it played even better. It's a 2021. Will post pics later after I change the strings and (assuming I can find my lemon oil) oil the fretboard.
 
I really like the look of the covers on pickups on a Les Paul. Very, very classy IMHO.

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I like em too, BUT my 1st LP had naked T Tops. My Epi LP began with Covered Epi Buckers, and morphed into having naked T Tops too.

Then of course my LP KM lost it's original bridge Double Cream T, and gained a switchable Dimarzio in it's place.
At least the neck T Top wasn't lost for good.
 
Okay, here it is - first time I have ever had them all out of their cases at the same time (and likely the last):

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Fantastic sir! I’m thinking that one of those(pictured) allowed me to pry that SG, that currently sits beside me, from you!
Thanks for that! …and please keep me “in mind” if you ever feel that silverburst Custom is escaping your grasp…or the green….or the gold… ;) :cheers: :dood:
 
Wow outstanding! That Olive one is unique and looks so awesome! As do the others....
Great collection!
Spose I should have posted mine here.

It's the only guitar I have bought in my life based solely on the finish. I got lucky though - it plays and sounds as good as it looks.

They all have some mods: I put speed knobs on every guitar. If it comes with an ABR I replace it with a brass Nashville. If it comes with a plastic jack plate it gets metal one. If it comes with Deluxe tuners it gets a set of Kluson Repvolutions. They all get the longer steel tailpiece studs. And if it came without pickup covers I added them. Some have aluminum tailpieces and some not - I have found that they don't work on every guitar. And obviously the Goldtop got a whole new set of plastics, including brown back covers.

Oh, and if you are wondering, that Cherry Sunburst Trad is just about the best guitar I have ever laid hands on.
 
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It's the only guitar I have bought in my life based solely on the finish. I got lucky though - it plays and sounds as good as it looks.

They all have some mods: I put speed knobs on every guitar. If it comes with an ABR I replace it with a brass Nashville. If it comes with a plastic jack plate it gets metal one. If it comes with Deluxe tuners it gets a set of Kluson Repvolutions. They all get the longer steel tailpiece studs. And if it came without pickup covers I added them. Some have aluminum tailpieces and some not - I have found that they don't work on every guitar. And obviously the Goldtop got a whole new set of plastics, including brown back covers.

Oh, and if you are wondering, that Cherry Sunburst Trad is just about the best guitar I have ever laid hands on.
Wow that is a lot of add ons!
Metal jackplates... the old 73 GT has one, it must have broken. That's a cool idea. Covers, for me? 50/50. I like the look of bare coils.
 
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