I don’t know, actually.Wow. I mean... WOW! What a beauty! Being no LP (or Gibson) 'specialist', may I ask what is the name of this finish?
Lemonburst, perhaps.
Unburst?
I don’t know, actually.Wow. I mean... WOW! What a beauty! Being no LP (or Gibson) 'specialist', may I ask what is the name of this finish?
Unburst! Yeah I like this idea! In any case, it's a mighty fine looking (and, no doubt, sounding) Les Paul you have here.I don’t know, actually.
Lemonburst, perhaps.
Unburst?
I don’t know, actually.
Lemonburst, perhaps.
Unburst?
I also have a 78 cherry red Custom. I have the black "speed" knobs, and I replaced the pickups (repair work). Kept the old pickups around though.'78 Custom. I've never weighed it but wouldn't be shocked if it came in at over 11 lbs.
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Cool. Mine is wine red but looks lighter in that photo. It came with top hat knobs, which out of sheer boredom, I swapped out in my teens. Also in my teens, I leant it to a friend who's older brother, without telling me, swapped out the bridge pickup for an uncovered zebra something--MightyMite maybe--that looked really cool. He was an aspiring guitar tech who we all idolized so I thought it was an honor. Decades later, (again out of sheer boredom) I swapped out both pickups for Skatterbranes and then for Wolfetones. All these years later, the original neck pickup is somewhere waiting to be discovered, but the original bridge pickup is long gone, which kills me because they were likely T-Tops or Shaws. Whenever I go back to my childhood home, I excuse myself and do a quick search for old gear--like my old Big Muff from the same time period. It's there somewhere.I also have a 78 cherry red Custom. I have the black "speed" knobs, and I replaced the pickups (repair work). Kept the old pickups around though.
This is a bad shot of mine, I guess wine red is a better description. If the original pickups hadn't gone intermittent I would have left them in. But it was a good clean job because I did it myself.Cool. Mine is wine red but looks lighter in that photo. It came with top hat knobs, which out of sheer boredom, I swapped out in my teens. Also in my teens, I leant it to a friend who's older brother, without telling me, swapped out the bridge pickup for an uncovered zebra something--MightyMite maybe--that looked really cool. He was an aspiring guitar tech who we all idolized so I thought it was an honor. Decades later, (again out of sheer boredom) I swapped out both pickups for Skatterbranes and then for Wolfetones. All these years later, the original neck pickup is somewhere waiting to be discovered, but the original bridge pickup is long gone, which kills me because they were likely T-Tops or Shaws. Whenever I go back to my childhood home, I excuse myself and do a quick search for old gear--like my old Big Muff from the same time period. It's there somewhere.
If one is halfway between Lemon Burst and Iced Tea Burst, is that an Arnold Palmer Burst?