My cherry burst standard was stolen so I bought a honey Burst traditional. Next thing you know I walk into the pawn shop and there's my cherry burst. So now jamming two Paul's, each has their own distinct tones. Loving booth!!
if you've played it and you loveit and can afford it I suggest you treat youself to your hearts desire buy it before someelse
takes her away good luck zdog
Hello Zoso.
I just saw that you asked about the prehistoric. It was on consignment at 12th Fret in Boise Idaho.
I wouldn't even bother asking about it though as the guy had it WAAAAAAY overpriced at $5,699.99.
The seller actually took it back but I am sure the owner could conect you two if you were Slash looking to pay anything to get a mid-80s prehistoric back. Ha ha ha.
So did you by WC guitar neck and build your own body or did you have WC just build one for you? You’ve had some other really nice stuff for sale too in the past!
Hi,
I have just finished reading the thread when you describe your CNC Les Paul build
First thing I would like to say is THANK YOU ! It adresses a lot of issues and will probably save me quite a few head scratches. I would like to ask you how did you obtain the data for CAD ? there a way I could perhaps buy them from you, since you were the one sharing info on the forum?
thanks!
Jan Vlcek
I am quite convinced that the Gibson truss rods always have been straight and NOT curved. I made the truss rod in my bass curved, but straigt in my guitar. The Straight rod worked better, the curved type required far nore tension.