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Are you sure you have a Les Paul standard 68′ ??
i thought they stopped making them in 60′ and moved production to the Les Paul SG?
Lee.Do you get the 2 ‘Stars’ to dress up in little green outfits and get them to wear long pointy ears?
now that’s rock’n’rollLee
There is a shop up in the north part of Essex called Peaches, and the guy has one of those glass cabinets, like in Waynes World, he has 3 £10,000 + custom shop guitars in there, usualy Strats and PRS, there are 2 armed guards on patrol with rotweilers walking up and down the cabinet, and a machine gun nest with searchlights…..well maybe not, but there is a sign,
‘Ask For Assistance’ which is a nice way of putting it.Lee
10/10 faultess, keep this kind of work up and next year you could be in the 2nd grade!!
Well DONE !!!!!The Melody Maker was an ‘entry level’ Gibson, probably the most affordable of the range, most had a single P90 pickup, and i think there were a few with 2 P90’s, i once played a ’69 Melody maker, it had the single P90 and it was a dream, i remember the price was £850 because i was toying with the idea of buying it, so i would think yours being a bit older would be worth $2000 – $2500. You would do a lot better holding on to it, they are fantastic guitars.
LeeDont know if you have seen the Axesrus website before, but the guy has a lot of one offs and you might find your pick up there, have a look.
http://www.axesrus.com/axepickup.htmand i take it you have tried the Kent Armstrong range? i think they are at
wdmusic.com‘The same, only altered’
Just about says it all, go back to school, Dwight does not live here anymore.Lee
I once went to Volt music store in Brentwood and played a Gibson ES335 Cherry, it had the spilt paralellagram inlays, and was an original 1967 model, it was up for £4,250, and i had the owner of the shop standing over me, and the assitant guarding the door! what service that was, real make you feel at home kind of atmosphere!
Lee
Well spotted, like my old mum used to say, ‘they dont do them like them did they do them?’ now thats proper grammer.
Leewhy dont you try posting your question on the marshall amp forum??
I dont know the answer to your question so i guess that makes me a dumb nut? but at least ive got the gumption to post in the right place. I’ll even make it easier for you, heres the URL
http://www.marshallampforum.com/forum/
see, its not that difficult is it? and by the way, this forum is called ‘General Guitar’ , in case you had’nt noticed.Lee
why dont you try posting your question on the marshall amp forum??
I dont know the answer to your question so i guess that makes me a dumb nut? but at least ive got the gumption to post in the right place. I’ll even make it easier for you, heres the URL
http://www.marshallampforum.com/forum/
see, its not that difficult is it? and by the way, this forum is called ‘General Guitar’ , in case you had’nt noticed.that thing weighs more than a fender twin, must be a 2 man lift out the back of the van? then on the trolley and then on the stage… how do you find it fits the stage? do you have much room left for the drum kit?
Leevery nice, do you have a custom shop truck to drive it around? or does it comes with its own wheels and motor??
Lee
