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To my mind, this was the first company who successfully replicated the Les Paul. And, as far as I know, they are still doing a great job.
The same guitar as above, in brown sunburst:
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Thanks, Scott. You got yours in '97? What finish does it have?
Here's my LS98Q. I stuck some Imperials and an RS wiring kit in her and I couldn't be happier. Sounded fine stock by the way, I just have to mess with stuff. Congrats, they are great guitars.
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Hey.Just recently from hackenfort here on TGP. Great transaction with a gem of a guy btw. Black with a factory installed Bigsby B3. All stock except for some nice caps, Tonepros Klusons, a new B3 spring, and a pro setup. That's all it needed to fit my level of geekery. Love the factory PAF mk II pickups and it is one responsive instrument.
Here's my LS98Q. I stuck some Imperials and an RS wiring kit in her and I couldn't be happier. Sounded fine stock by the way, I just have to mess with stuff. Congrats, they are great guitars.
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Nice, Jay. Where did you get?
When does it arrive?
Very very nice. Played one once and loved it. Spot on to a Gibson. In the 70's they were said to be superior to the Norlin pancake 12 lb ones. Ironically the 70's Gibsons are "vintage" now and expensive. Old doesn't necessarily mean good.
Well, it left Tokyo, Japan on 6/28 (I ordered 6/27, Seattle time, they are 14 hrs. ahead) and arrived in San Francisco, CA USA (SF) on 6/29. It left SF a few hours ago. Hopefully it is on a plane to Seattle?
Amazing; it has been transported over 5,100 miles so far. That is over 86% of the total trip!![]()