Les Paul Owners Club!

Sure I will join in on this club.

 

2006 58 VOS Historic Custom Shop.

As BBB said perfect.

 

Limited Edition Robot.

 

count me in les paul special

 

I don't have a pic of it, but...

here's one from Pete Towshend's collection back in The Who days:



and it looks exactly like that!

 

Epi '56 Goldtop re-issue.

Upgrades:
Gotoh nickel bridge & stoptail
Long-style Gibson three-way switch
switchcraft ouput jack.

http://www.tdpri.com/forum/bad-dog-cafe/157865-finally-got-lester.html

 

2000 LP Classic for me, tobacco burst, loaded with SD Pearly Gates for maximum snarl. Pictures to follow.

 

Nice LPs!!
I was gonna include my LP style guitar but after seeing all these I think I will leave it out!
I really want one but they are just so expensive!

This is a really stupid question but you know the way the robot tunes automatically are you able to tune it manually if need be?
Cheers
Conor

 

When I get a second I'll have to get a pic, but my baby is a '97 Ruby Red Studio Gem... Gotta love the P-90's!

 

Yes you can pull out on the tuners it makes a little click sound which disconnects it from the motor then you can tune it manually.

 

Count me in! 1973 Les Paul Custom, which I've had for--sheesh!--nearly 30 years now. Sorry, no photos right now.

 

Here's my Les Paul style guitar. Couldn't rationalize the real deal, but still wanted a decent guitar, and this Prestige Heritage Standard works for me when I want that heavy dual humbucker tone.

 

Count me in:
'98 Standard.

 

I have this double cut special, but maybe not for much longer -a plain ol' black SG is calling my name methinks.

 

here is mine...faded mahogany les paul studio!

 

My 2007 Les Paul BFG

I replaced the Bridge pick up with a Seymour Duncan P-Rail and added the three way switch to control all 3 positions of the P-Rail. (Small one by the Volume and Tone Knobs)
I also moved the Pick up control to the normal upper bout position and ditched the original "Kill Switch"
I had all the cavities copper shielded to quiet the P-90's and it sounds fantastic and is a joy to play

 

Les Paul Standard 1990









Pickups are Shadow EQ5 with onboard pre and post gain with five band eq.

The "pole pieces" are actually the adjusters for the eq.

 

here's another of those bad boys

 

2006 R0, with factory gold hats, which I replaced with a set of real '60s cut-downs. Not shown, uncle lou tuner tips.