Gahr
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Thanks. Was back at work today.Get well soon.

Thanks. Was back at work today.Get well soon.

Thanks. Was back at work today.![]()
Yay!!! The world is saved!!! beer continues to be produced!!!
I have quite a few guitars on my lap that I really love. Thanks to PhotoBucket I can't post pics at the moment until I get my computer set up at home. I'm a bit of a guitar hoarder...almost 20 guitars. A few are Squier Strats great for modding. Here's a list of my top playing guitars that I own and cherish.
- '91 Gibson SG Special w/ ebony fret board.
- '98 Fender American Standard Strat in a deep Bordeaux metallic purple.
- 1952 AVRI Fender Telecaster that I bought in 2006 during Fender's 60th anniversary.
- 2008 Gibson Les Paul Studio in black and chambered for a great airy tone.
- 2006 Epiphone Les Paul Standard in black...great player!
- A black Jackson King V with neck-thru body and a Floyd Rose vibrato unit.
- A Hagstrom Viking Deluxe Semi-hollow body in black similar to a Gibson ES-335 with a Bigsby style vibrato unit.
- '89 Yamaha RGX Custom guitar in black that I paid over $2,000 back then brand new (case was extra). It's another great guitar that looks like a work of art.
- '90 Takamine Jasmine classical acoustic guitar that cost $600 at the time.
- Takamine Jasmine steel string acoustic guitar with a beautifully quilted wood back and sides.
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That is quite a wall of sound you have there!Tonight’s mistress....2006 Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded all mahogany:
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It got a full spa treatment today. New strings- Dean Markley 9.5-46(just trying them out for feel)
Fretboard cleaned and oiled. All hardware checked, and tightened/adjusted to my liking. This one needed a truss rod adjustment, as relief was at around .018 when I checked it...I think I slacked on this one last spring.
Fortunately a little twist of the truss rod got it right back in line. Intonation checked, and spot on. Action low and sweet.
I put some hours in on this one the first few years I had it, and I can see why every time I pick it up. This was the first Gibson I ever purchased.
Hahahaha! That’s the “on deck” wallThat is quite a wall of sound you have there!
That looks like a mighty fun ride there!Tonight, I say...
If it is good enough for Paul, it is good enough for me...if you add 2 strings that is!
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My Hofner has inlay measles!That looks like a mighty fun ride there!
Whole lotta dots!
Tonight’s mistress....2006 Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded all mahogany:
It got a full spa treatment today. Intonation checked, and spot on. Action low and sweet.
I put some hours in on this one the first few years I had it, and I can see why every time I pick it up. This was the first Gibson I ever purchased.

love this one... I don't always play a Les Paul, but when I do I prefer the Gibson Les Paul Special faded all mahogany.
actually, I don't own a Les Paul, giving my love to other models freely. But if I ever bought one, this would be a contender.
A strong contender. I like the working man's guitar.
But here's what's on my guitar stand right now, if not in my hairy paws. '06 Epiphone Wilshire replica...
Modded with Grover locking tuners, Ebony TRC from Scott Swirski of Canada, Tusq nut, Gibson 490R Bridge p'up, Golden Age Overwound Humbucking Bridge p'up, TonePros bridge and tail, DiMarzio p'up covers, StewMac wiring kit...
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I know... it's not plugged in to the Orange Micro Terror and home made cabs in the background.
Skeeter was just posing for a glamour shot. And that's Luna (the SG) and #9 (the Martin) in the
on deck line. Waiting to swing for the bleachers. Any questions?
is it reversed.....or all the OTHERS reversed????????I kinda like the huge washers.
They compliment the goofiness
of the reverse slant neck pickup.