Recent content by Nickhalen
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79 gold top Crazy Train solo
I really wasn’t sure. They are dated 1978 on the back. It had a Burstbucker alnico v when I got it. The original pickup was included with purchase. I’m glad I put it back to original.- Nickhalen
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- Forum: Norlin Years
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79 gold top Crazy Train solo
I quadruple tracked the Crazy Train solo with my 79 Goldtop on a backing track with the original solo deleted. I love these stock pickups!!! I got the backing track from OrangeGoblin.- Nickhalen
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- Forum: Norlin Years
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1952 Gibson LP Gold Top - To Restore or To Convert?
I’d put T tops in it and play it for a while.- Nickhalen
- Post #72
- Forum: Vintage Les Pauls
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Guitars with tiddies... Still hot?
Only worth it if you play it in church band- Nickhalen
- Post #37
- Forum: The Backstage
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Your top three tips for beginner guitarists
1. Learn all pentatonic caged shapes 2. Learn a picking strategy that doesn’t limit string changes. 3. Jam along with blues standards to develop ear.- Nickhalen
- Post #30
- Forum: The Backstage
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Larger Frets? - Jescar Stainless 57110
I had larger Stainless frets installed on my norlin. I would do it again. Easier bends, legato runs, and they still look new with no evidence of ware.- Nickhalen
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- Forum: Gibson Les Pauls
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My wife got me a SWEET guitar!
What brand is that, diabetes? Model type 2- Nickhalen
- Post #11
- Forum: The Backstage
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1974 Les Paul Custom Fretless wonder
I had Sweetwater refret and plek my 79 Goldtop with 6150 stainless. It was about 400 dollars. It is not the same guitar, in a good way. I wouldn’t do it if you are not going to hang on to it though.- Nickhalen
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- Forum: Norlin Years
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