Extreme Gibson headstock surgery
- Thread starter BlackCat
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Lerxst
spaghetti and blankets
They have tried at times but then the purists all cry foul so it is what it is
Ted is not too far from me.
I haven’t missed a video in years now.
Once I get my Ampeg back together, I might see if he will do some work on it for me.
I haven’t missed a video in years now.
Once I get my Ampeg back together, I might see if he will do some work on it for me.
jp_nyc
Kick Henry Jackassowski
I have owned a Les Paul with a 70s volute neck. They’re great. It’s a shame that people won’t buy them. Gibson players will buy Les Pauls with 50s necks, slim 60s necks, weird asymmetric shred necks, but not a volute. I just don’t get it.
BlackCat
American Greaser
He's amazing. What a craftsman!
Monson
Sonic Automatist
Dew Knot Humps
a good kind of terrible
I’ve had a 1976 Les Paul Deluxe since 1985. Over the years it’s been my most played guitar.
jrockbridge
Stealing Your Riffs
My brother bought a used Gibson Ripper, bass guitar during his early years of playing. It was beat to hell but sounded and played great. Someone knocked it over at a party and the headstock snapped off. He gave it to our brother-in-law, who is good at fixing things. It was not a pretty repair, yet it worked perfect. That bass is still going strong and has a unique voice in my brother's bass collection.
His bass is similar to these pics but more beat up and includes one mismatched tuner.
His bass is similar to these pics but more beat up and includes one mismatched tuner.
baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
@jrockbridge A mismatched tuner is a great excuse for a drop D…D-tuna.
one of the paddle piece on my sterling bass was loose with no easy way to fix, so I moved the low E tuner to it’s place and dropped in one of those flippy-switch D-tunas. Pretty cool.
one of the paddle piece on my sterling bass was loose with no easy way to fix, so I moved the low E tuner to it’s place and dropped in one of those flippy-switch D-tunas. Pretty cool.