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That’s because it’s a vertical input model

Why no “guy from the Cranberries” Sig guitar?

I think it just means old, you don’t have to necessarily procreate.

I reckon epiphone largely keeps Gibson afloat. Their historic lines my dry up when people aren’t trying to to relive their heydays, but by then I’ll be old and jonesing for an $10,000 84 Les Paul reissue. Nostalgia isn’t going away

That how it forms a Chrystal lattice

I mean, strings really shouldn’t buzz though

What did you not like about the v30?

I like to keep the 2 separate though. Lindsay wanted to spend some time with me in my new music room after I rehabbed it but I didn’t want to taint it

I keep my dozen or so favorites hanging on the wall, the others are just kinda leaning up against eachother in a corner. I do run a dehumidifier in the summer though

Tubes work by literally “boiling off electrons” so they are pretty capable of surviving without air conditioning. Ventilation is a must though for the rest of your amp though

Of the sets mentioned, and the artists mentioned, I would go with the antiquities. My personal favorites are Wolfetone legends for the “PAF” thing. While I agree with others saying that adjusting the pickup heights might be all you need, I also think swapping pickups is a lot of fun and a great...

That narrows it down…

I think it could be a fun project for sure

I like the red ones from mercury magnetics https://www.mercurymagnetics.com/product-category/accessory/

perhaps a Spanish AM radio station?

You’ll definitely dig it then. It’s like the missing link between high fidelity and shallow Hal for Jack Black’s road to leading roles

Now you have to go watch “saving Silverman”

490s are my favorite Gibson buckers for sure. If there is an exact sound you are after, boutique may be the way to go, but they aren’t always “better sounding” They aren’t always more expensive either. Companies like Manlius put out wonderful pickups for “non boutique” prices

I completely see guitars, and amps, as tools. I'm a tradesman in real life. I don't care if the rubber dipping on my hammer is crooked, or if my 6in1 has a spot of rust on it inside the package. I care if it performs the function it is intended for. The boutique market has made people think...

Careful, someone will call you a “Gibson apologist” for focusing on the hundreds of thousands of wonderful instruments they put out

It's really something, isn't it? lol

To be fair @rhinocaster , you did pay for it with horses

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