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Finished Aging my trad -updated
All,
I posted "Finished Aging my 2011 Trad plus last week and got some great ideas from the group. I have knob indicators on order and just installed a set of gold/gold reflector knobs. Aside from the cool look, they actually function simillarly to the speed knobs as they have a good bit of height to them. So, pick guard or not? Can't decide. thanks for all the great suggestions last week. |
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Re: Finished Aging my trad -updated
Well, I'd say a les paul has a pick guard on but if like it without then just leave it naked
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Re: Finished Aging my trad -updated
how do you play? i prefer a guard, being a pinky-planter. but see which you prefer playing with.
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Re: Finished Aging my trad -updated
that being said, the most interesting area of your burst is where the eyes is on the upside part of the table, so the pickguard doesn't hide it, and i'd say Guard on!
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