NGD Epiphone Les Paul Special I

RVA said:
She does not look half bad either (sorry BGood, no sunny shots. It is snowing here)
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Good enough for now.
Snowing here too. This morning, 4 hours snowboarding in knee high pow. Not bad for mid December.

With outside temps in the -25/-30°C in the last week, house is getting real dry with the wood stove cranked. My Sp1 is starting to have fret sprout. Had it happen in past winters, but I didn't address it. Dis the season to do it.
 
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BGood said:
Good enough for now.

Snowing here too. This morning, 4 hours snowboarding in knee high pow. Not bad for mid December.


With outside temps in the -25/-30°C in the last week, house is getting real dry with the wood stove cranked. My Sp1 is starting to have fret sprout. Had it happen in past winters, but I didn't address it. Dis the season to do it.
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Get a humidifier and a dedicated room, even of that room is a closet. Keep them in their caes. If you can't do a room with a humisifier, get Humidipaks for each case.
 
RVA said:
I have named this guitar "Doc". She is playing very (very) nice! She does not look half bad either
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With a name like that, of course she doesn't look half bad.
So am I on your will for that one ? lol

RVA said:
Get a humidifier and a dedicated room, even of that room is a closet. Keep them in their caes. If you can't do a room with a humisifier, get Humidipaks for each case.
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A case ? What's that ?
My guitars hang out in the wide open. The Sp1 is the only one sprouting. But truss rods have to be readjusted and in that transition period, they get out of tune more often.
 
BGood said:
With a name like that, of course she doesn't look half bad.
So am I on your will for that one ? lol
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Done!

BGood said:
With a name like that, of course she doesn't look half bad.
A case ? What's that ?
My guitars hang out in the wide open. The Sp1 is the only one sprouting. But truss rods have to be readjusted and in that transition period, they get out of tune more often.
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I will put you in the will for one of those also!
 
Sp8ctre said:
Can you tell from the back or by looking at the bottom? Curiosity...I may sand mine down and paint it with a nice automotive paint...
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Look at the pup cavity pics in my photos. I fear that this is plywood. What do you think?
 
There's no close up of any pickup casualty. You'll have to take a P90 out and give us something to work with.

But since it's all set upped and ready to go (go where BTW), we won't ask you to do that. Just take my word for it, it is mahogany. At least mine is.
TONEWOOD ! Can't you hear it, feel it ?

I wanna hear it with the Sanford's in there.
 
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BGood said:
There's no close up of any pickup casualty.
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There is one above and about 5 on page 1, but no close up. However, with my fine photography, you can zoom. That said, your word is taken and I am happy. I like mahogany! It is surprisingly light!
 
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