• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Guitar players corner!

Kind of cool, but if I were to spend that much on an acoustic I’d probably go with something more traditional. I would have to play one to say for sure.
still I wouldn’t turn one down as a gift.

 
  • Like
Reactions: GregC
They first tried something quite different in the 70s with the Les Paul Jumbo, it didn’t do well.
this is more like the Epiphone Les Paul ukuleles, just bigger.
maybe there will be an Epi version.
who knows?
wks8aA.jpg
 
The guitarist on a band I was in years ago has a"real" gold-top LP with mini-humbuckers. 1971 vintage or thereabouts. He's the original owner.

Nice.

Strangely enough, my aforementioned friend owned a '73 LP DeLuxe with mini humbuckers in Sunburst which was unfortunately sold during the years of sheer hell that the late '90s were around here. His prized possession for the past 30 years or so has been a '71 Tele, custom-bound, stripped finish. A terrific instrument.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Jeff Scott
I found a spring that fits the vibrato bar on the Marlin guitar I am slowly reassembling.
It’s ot a Bigsby.
The multi packs seemed too excessive and cost more, and that’s all I have found from them and most companies.
This is one not a multi pack, so cost is lower, but I have checked and sizewise and heightwise if fits great, so it will work.
So one more thing off the list.
If I don’t find something for the tuners, or bridge before the fall, there is a guitar show with a vendor that has stuff like that.
He has vintage stuff and newer replacement parts.
He has a website, but it’s tricky to navigate, as I have looked there, and he doesn’t list everything
So I might just take the neck with me, and see what he has.
I expect the bridge to be the largest expense…