NAD 2010 Gibson LP Studio

[BFT Gibson]

For 3 nights had an Epi LP Custom Wino Jerry Cantrell Sig in the cart- almost clicked. Today guy dropped this to 7 on FB & got the notice. Saved me $$ actually

It's killer !!! Seymour Duncan 59 bridge & Antiquity in neck. handwired with Master & each pick up has volume ^ then master tone. Its excellent that way because i play the middle a lot on LP's for thick tone.

Did the frets & set it up super nice. That wiring its so good , it suits a knob rider very well from Rythym to clean to lead quickly,

 

[willmunny]

Happy new les Paul day!
I have that in worn brown.
It was my first Gibson, I love it and don't feel I need a "fancy" one

 

[Brian Krashpad]

Wow, you got that for 7 Benjamins, USD? SCORE!

Congrats. :dood:

 

[Headache]

Great steal of a price! Rock on buddy!

 

[BFT Gibson]

Wow, you got that for 7 Benjamins, USD? SCORE!

Congrats. :dood:

Thanks, it was up foor a few weeks at 1,000 then FB sent the price drop. Got lucky

 

[BFT Gibson]

Great steal of a price! Rock on buddy!

Thanks, what is wild how much the 5150 & JSX become classic rock machines with lower output pickups.

 

[DirtySteve]

Sorry I missed this. Happy belated NGD!

So if I understand this correctly, each pickup has a separate volume, then there is a master volume and a master tone? I'm trying to wrap my head around the benefit of that over standard wiring. I too like to run the switch in the middle on my LP to thicken the tone, but I do it by rolling the tone down on the neck pickup and blending it in with the bridge pickup with the volume knobs. I could easily do without a tone knob on the bridge pickup at all, but in the middle switch position a single tone becomes a master tone anyway doesn't it?

 

[BFT Gibson]

Sorry I missed this. Happy belated NGD!

So if I understand this correctly, each pickup has a separate volume, then there is a master volume and a master tone? I'm trying to wrap my head around the benefit of that over standard wiring. I too like to run the switch in the middle on my LP to thicken the tone, but I do it by rolling the tone down on the neck pickup and blending it in with the bridge pickup with the volume knobs. I could easily do without a tone knob on the bridge pickup at all, but in the middle switch position a single tone becomes a master tone anyway doesn't it?

Took me a sec to grasp it playing it. Still use it pretty much as usual with each volume set where it i normally do & MV dimed.
Now what does come into play is using a double volume gain staging. Very interesting with how the sound changes with how you run them. Kinda can dial in a very precise attack. My bridge is always dimed & seem i mess with knobs a lot on Rhythm for chords or thicker note bloom

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Congratulations on the new LP