LCPG-187 (Larry Corsa/Peter Green replica LP) Video

[Burgs]

This arrived on Christmas Eve. What an axe!

I jammed it into a Kustom 72 Coupe's Lead channel with just a touch of gain. The backing track is one of those generic jobs found on a magazine CD years ago.



*http://www.cvguitars.com for more info on these.

*(I am not a paid demonstrator for CV Guitars, I paid full price like everyone else).

[jkranitz]

Awesome Brett, beautiful axe and tone!

[Burgs]

Originally Posted by jkranitz

Awesome Brett, beautiful axe and tone!

Cheers Joe! How was Christmas Day for you guys? Excellent, I hope!!

[jkranitz]

Originally Posted by Burger666

Cheers Joe! How was Christmas Day for you guys? Excellent, I hope!!

Thanks Brett, Xmas day was good here out west in the states but the midwest is getting snowed in.

Thanks again and Happy New Year!

[todd richman]

Larry Corsa does some amazing work with those Greenie replicas. He is a local guy to me and comes to the Philly Guitar Shows. He also owns a few amazing vintage pieces including one of the most amazing 1960 Bursts you will ever see.

Great playing Brett. Tone city...

[rev156]

That is killer tone, I love it!!!
BTW, great work on your vids. I look forward to seeing your work.
Cheers

[Burgs]

Originally Posted by todd richman

Larry Corsa does some amazing work with those Greenie replicas. He is a local guy to me and comes to the Philly Guitar Shows. He also owns a few amazing vintage pieces including one of the most amazing 1960 Bursts you will ever see.

Great playing Brett. Tone city...

Thanks Todd. Yeah, I've seen a pic of that 1960 Burst. What a pearler! (As we say downunder ). I have a friend over here called Steve Jackson, a vintage dealer as well. One day a couple of years of years ago he takes me to his shop's back lounge room and pulls an old Gibson case out from under the couch. "Have a look at this Bretty. A lady brought it in a few weeks ago. She used it in her polka band about 40 years ago. Only played it for a year or two." It was a near mint 60 Burst. A couple of the tuner pegs were starting to disintegrate but other than that it was immaculate. I nearly fell over. I sat there and played it for a half hour and then sadly put it back in its case. I think she bought another house with the proceeds. I thought to myself, 'Oh well, at least I've had the chance to experience one, that's all I can ask.'

But these Fadeds that Larry has put together, man, they are something else. I've just put a hold on 240.. Doh! Can't resist!

Merry Christmas!

[Burgs]

Originally Posted by rev156

That is killer tone, I love it!!!
BTW, great work on your vids. I look forward to seeing your work.
Cheers

Thanks Rev! There is something like 180 videos on my channel for you to trawl through if you get bored.

Cheers, BK.

[Joe Perry]

WOW just WOW. Great palying and tone. A friend of mine is friends with Larry and has one in the Lemon color (correct color?). He uses it in his blues band with a 70's Marshall and has killer tone with it. I don't know much about them but have also seen them at the Philly guitars shows. Does he make those Malanishi (sp?) pickups himself?

[Burgs]

Originally Posted by Joe Perry

WOW just WOW. Great palying and tone. A friend of mine is friends with Larry and has one in the Lemon color (correct color?). He uses it in his blues band with a 70's Marshall and has killer tone with it. I don't know much about them but have also seen them at the Philly guitars shows. Does he make those Malanishi (sp?) pickups himself?

Thanks! The guitar's a killer, that's for sure.

I'm not sure about the Manalishi's. I doubt whether Larry would have the time to wind them himself. He says he "worked for many months with a pickup maker.." There's a link explaining the Manalishi story at http://cvguitars.com/PGMod/Manalishi.html.

I used this axe live for the first time last night in front of a packed and sweat drenched inner city pub in Melbourne (The Espy). I ran it into a tweed DeVille via an Ethos TLE and some delays and man, I was floored. I think the audience knew I was having a good time, too!