You have to tell us(me) more about this instrument! Is that a VP you modified to a II? Do Tell! Pics Please
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You have to tell us(me) more about this instrument! Is that a VP you modified to a II? Do Tell! Pics Please
good Night! How do you not fall off those spikes My Lady?
Once it starts to fall... Dont try nto pick it up places, I would wear my boots for sure.Prolly safe to say, the three second rule does not apply there.![]()
Yes, I took out one of the p/ups and filled the hole. Re-routed the wiring, set of reverse wind resolites and a bridge cover.You have to tell us(me) more about this instrument! Is that a VP you modified to a II? Do Tell! Pics Please
Yep. But $500 more complicated?Probably because they are more complicated to make. The new NRs are simple construction by comparison.
Congrats! You've been busy.
Curious why most Les Pauls seem to be more than that.Probably because they are more complicated to make. The new NRs are simple construction by comparison.
Like you, I like the bridge PU. I definitely wouldn't want an all or nothing switch. A blend pot would be OK, but not a switch.Huh. That TR cover is just wrong. I don’t like the selector switch on my Mustang and don’t think I’d like it on a Thunderbird at all. Unlike some here, I like the bridge pickups in the mix. I think sans pickguard is something that would be interesting were the hardware chrome. And are they the same pickups or standard Tbird +. Interesting but not for me.
That guy in the thread you posted had one of the pickguard makers make them. Turned out looking really good.Speaking of pickup covers, would there be any black pickup covers available to fill the rest of the gap that switching from the stock Gibson pickups to the smaller Bartolini M3 size pickups (or other EMG 35 sized pickups) would? If not, no problem.
Hmm, I was thinking covers (going over the pickups), not rings (requiring more holes be drilled), but if I decide these are permanent, then I'll refinish in "Graphite Pearl" (small holoflake on black, one of the finishes offered on the 2014 Les Paul Studio), and the rings go on.That guy in the thread you posted had one of the pickguard makers make them. Turned out looking really good.
I'm glad I'm not Gassing for a Les Paul. A Firebird on the other hand...Curious why most Les Pauls seem to be more than that.
(revised after looking at Gibson's site)
Don't even look down. That is bad ju-ju.Once it starts to fall... Dont try nto pick it up places, I would wear my boots for sure.
Refinishing is a good idea.Hmm, I was thinking covers (going over the pickups), not rings (requiring more holes be drilled), but if I decide these are permanent, then I'll refinish in "Graphite Pearl" (small holoflake on black, one of the finishes offered on the 2014 Les Paul Studio), and the rings go on.
I want an SG. Not that I could play it.I'm glad I'm not Gassing for a Les Paul. A Firebird on the other hand...
I like my strat, but I do wish it were a Firebird.I'm glad I'm not Gassing for a Les Paul. A Firebird on the other hand...
I want an SG. Not that I could play it.
Troll.The hard part about taking multiple pictures is deciding which one is the best…
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I like that.