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Stop bar & humbuckers
Other than the Jeff Beck Oxblood, has there been another historic with humbuckers and no bridge?
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Re: Stop bar & humbuckers
Wow, that's stunning!! Gibson should make more of those!!
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Re: Stop bar & humbuckers
Are the historic series supposed to be historic? It would seem weird for them to make a "reissue" of a guitar that was never an "issue" in the first place.
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Re: Stop bar & humbuckers
I like the 68 RI too - though I've never seen an original to compare them to.
But the Tonequest R4 is a nice one, and really rare. Isn't there, in some museum somewhere, the very first Les Paul to have humbuckers? The actual prototype - I thought it was dated somewhere between late '53 or early '55, a goldtop with a wrap-around bridge - with a pair of the very first PAFs. Someone here has to have seen it ... been looking around for a picture or some facts but I'm coming up empty. I think the pickups had non-adjustable pole-pieces and the covers were solid ... anyway, I had the idea that the Tonequest R4 run was a kind of tribute to that guitar, but I wouldn't want anyone to quote me on it.
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That's it! Thanks very much for finding that. Beautiful old guitar, isn't it?
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Re: Stop bar & humbuckers
I've seen an R4 Goldtop with Humbuckers at a local store where I live.I'm pretty sure it's not labeled at a Tonequest LP.
Gibson just seem to randomly make one offs,I see them all the time. |
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