Fantastic Guitars and they sound awesome.
Here's a proper sound clip from Pete Thorn.
No talking (as there has been too much of that already..) just playing through a real amp with close micing (-;
You can hear the cleans in both full and chimey modes plus the light overdrive and solo drive.
Note the tone depth, fullness and how closely those two do the early 335 semi-hollow thing while still retaining the "solidness" needed to push a 59 single cut type creamy drive, also note the difference between the brighter Maple model VS the warmer All Mahogany.
I like how when the man changes pickups the sound is different in the way we would expect it to be but it does not sound like a different guitar.
What a beautiful guitar!
I like everything about it, especially after hearing Pete's demo.
I have a question about having the longer ABR post contacting the Mahogany. Won't the vibrations drive that little post right into the Mahogany? Kind of like a jackhammer?
@preeb probably knows this but others may not:
the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix has a magnificent collection.
Included in their rare & historic display - one of Gil's
I squealed like an 8 year old @Christmas when I realized what I was walking up to.
Sorry for potato pics.
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Your attention to detail is staggering!
wow! very remarkable in looks and sounds!
i like that i can hear the wood in the clean tones!
thank you for the thread