Bill Lawrence interview on the tube

[hopdybob]

Hello All
for those who are interested in Bill Lawrence.
i just found a 45 min interview on the tube

 

[gonzo]

bad @ss.

 

[gonzo]

i got mine! heh

 

[hopdybob]

my legacy caster with G&L PTB tonestack

 

[hopdybob]

my legacy caster with G&L PTB tonestack

but i have one to with the resent L280 and L500XL and i can say they sound the same as the old ones, the character is there so no need to spent big money on those old ones, buy the new and have the extra that you can use the series/parallel option of a pickup
and i can say, i think that the parallel sounds are great to

 

[bebopbrain]

Who invented the humbucker? Leopoldo Nobili. Now we know.

 

[thegaijin]

thanks for sharing that.

 

[honeycreek]

That was great.

 

[ChicknPickn]

Great guy, nice family, superb pickups.

 

[Dan German]

Thanks, I’ll need to watch that later. Right now, I’m going to go play my Logan with Bill’s Keystone pickups and his 5 way wiring.

 

[Ronkirn]

what a joy to listen to the electromotive Maestro once again... the man existed on a plateau few, if any, ever achieve.... for a few of us, he would call and "teach" in 3 hour sessions... often I was lucky if I could comprehend what was being discussed.. yet, listen I would...

It's almost been a decade now since he left.... I do miss the man so very much....

For those wondering who he was or where to get his pickups, Becky still makes them available.. https://www.wildepickups.com/



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