Early Les Pauling

I am enamored with my Les Paul Traditional. But as I was playing it this morning, I realized that I need about 100 hours with it, so sensitive is it to touch and picking. When I get to the point that I know this baby and everything it can do, it'll truly be MINE. And what a wonderful thing. I've never had a guitar so sensitive--and it opens up a lot of possibilities tone-wise.

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That's a sweet a LP chw. :odie:

You've inspired me. I'm going to grab the Standard this morning! :yah:

sorry but it aint yours till it draws blood :bonk

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Originally Posted by DanD

That's a sweet a LP chw. :odie:

You've inspired me. I'm going to grab the Standard this morning! :yah:

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Rock on Dan!

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Originally Posted by redisburning

sorry but it aint yours till it draws blood :bonk

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I did rip a hangnail on it...

Very nice looking beast! I do not have a red one. Tea is the closest I got.

All of my guitars are bass ackwards. Or maybe that's just an optical illusion. Perhaps they are hand-neutral. Ever thought of that, maybe???????

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Originally Posted by renderit

Very nice looking beast! I do not have a red one. Tea is the closest I got.

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Thanks. Cherry Sbst has always been my fave LP color, followed closely by the red on George Harrison's Lucy and black, yes black. (Go watch Dave Davies playing one on youtube, from 1977 SNL performance. It burned the desire for a LP into my brain, and I love black LPs because of it.

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Originally Posted by ch willie

Thanks. Cherry Sbst has always been my fave LP color, followed closely by the red on George Harrison's Lucy and black, yes black. (Go watch Dave Davies playing one on youtube, from 1977 SNL performance. It burned the desire for a LP into my brain, and I love black LPs because of it.

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In a month or two I had better...