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My 12-string... not the best photos but they're all I have...

double P-90 goodness in grey pearloid

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My 2003 Gibson CS-356 as made in Memphis Custom Shop.

Playing through a Tech21 Trademark 60 w/ ext cab 2x12 Celestion Golds.

Regards to all--------
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I've had this picture in my files for three months, and just now realized I played this guitar at the International GTG this August!
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Ray, this is one of the nicest guitars I've ever played. :cool:

This shows us how small the world is. ;)

Mike
 
Thanks Mike, glad you got to play it. The custom shop made a dozen during that run. I got to audition five of them (the rest all sold) and this one was it for me. I originally had been looking for a 335, but after playing this one, my search was over.

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the tuning, smartass. is it some sort of open tuning?

it SEEMS really impractical, but i dont know what its for.

All tunings could be considered open - it just depends on how complex a chord we're talking about.

Yes - my 7 string tuning is rather impractical for most people. But I write songs on it in this tuning, just like all my other instruments which are all in rather unconventional tunings.
 
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These are just instruments that Mark thought would be interesting to photograph. Not my best, most valuable or fanciest, by a long shot.
 
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OK, now that that's out of the way...:rolleyes:

Epi Sheraton II 1.JPG 330 Ric 1.JPG EA-250 Epi-2.jpg These 3 are the ones I play most often; and to be honest, that really isn't very often. A fairly old MIK Epiphone Sheraton II; an '87 Rickenbacker 330; and a '71 Matsumoku-made Epiphone EA-250. I have a few others - including a badly done lefty 12-string conversion of a righty EA-250. But that one's not really playable, and the others? No pictures, and they very, very seldom get played... I'm not much of a guitar player, really; the tiny strings and close spacing aren't suited to my troglodyte paws...:whistle:
 
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