Within arms reach...[Pics]

[Starfire]

Been playing this one lately. It has just been the spare in case of broken string, but I gave it a PUP cover and new machine heads and now I'm playing it at home all the time.

What do the extra switches on the control plate do?

[crowbgood1]

The rear one splits the humbucker. The front one runs both pups through a different cap. This gives it the tone of a half cocked wha.

[sty]

Thought I'd better post a picture since this thread is supposed to have "Pics"



So that's my work desk in the home office and the Jnr is very close at hand, in fact it's actually plugged into the side of my keyboard.

(I'm doing some work at the moment so my work Mac is out as well as my own one, and the one on the floor is one I'm getting ready for the new guy starting at work on Monday.)

[Bg]

Thought I'd better post a picture since this thread is supposed to have "Pics"



So that's my work desk in the home office and the Jnr is very close at hand, in fact it's actually plugged into the side of my keyboard.

(I'm doing some work at the moment so my work Mac is out as well as my own one, and the one on the floor is one I'm getting ready for the new guy starting at work on Monday.)

do you think the guys at yellow pages realize that everyone just uses them as monitor stands and don't read them nowadays?

[SimpleSi]

Thought I'd better post a picture since this thread is supposed to have "Pics"



So that's my work desk in the home office and the Jnr is very close at hand, in fact it's actually plugged into the side of my keyboard.

(I'm doing some work at the moment so my work Mac is out as well as my own one, and the one on the floor is one I'm getting ready for the new guy starting at work on Monday.)

is that a single pickup?

It reminds me of the 80'sish Gibson Les Pauls that were like plywood thin - but with 1 "bridge" single coil and just a volume knob..

no hum - super silent.

really nice.

[sty]

is that a single pickup?

It reminds me of the 80'sish Gibson Les Pauls that were like plywood thin - but with 1 "bridge" single coil and just a volume knob..

no hum - super silent.

really nice.

Yep it's a single humbucker in the bridge, and a really lovely minimalist wraparound bridge, tone and volume.

I think it's normal thickness, and it's a solid chunk of tonewood, and a pretty chunky neck (but I've got very used to it even though I was sceptical when I first got it).

[GrantB]

Les Paul Jnr - '63 - it has "the neck"...up behind me at my home office.

[jeremyb]

Love it!

[hamo]

I don't tend to have a guitar in arms reach. The acoustic maybe? But my go to is the Charvel, even though it lives in its case.

[jeremyb]

A wise move Hamish, was very glad after the earthquakes here that mine were all in cases, one had a full bookcase fall on it and although the case was stuffed the guitar was untouched!

[hamo]

A wise move Hamish, was very glad after the earthquakes here that mine were all in cases, one had a full bookcase fall on it and although the case was stuffed the guitar was untouched!

Shit, good move! The pirate sits on the stand since I have only a soft case for it, but I could happily take the insurance money for that one.

[jeremyb]

[Vince]

A wise move Hamish, was very glad after the earthquakes here that mine were all in cases, one had a full bookcase fall on it and although the case was stuffed the guitar was untouched!

I feel a bit guilty about not keeping my stuff in cases. But it's so nice seeing them all in their racks.

[electric68]

Can I be in love with two at the same time? Beaten up and blood-stained 78 tele and 68 Hummingbird

[robnobcorncob]

Currently a '58 Supro Dualtone

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