My New Axe!

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My New Axe!

Post by gutpile » Sat May 24, 2008 5:58 pm

Picked this up yesterday... '61 SG Reissue w/57 Classics.... The guy I it bought from obviously babied this thing... not a scratch on it and professionally setup... plays like butter and sounds even better... sounds INCREDIBLE through the 45/100!!! 8)
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Post by JimiJames » Sat May 24, 2008 8:58 pm

HOT DAMN ! 8)
Congrat's !
Start lookin' for T-Tops ! :wink:

Hey, I think I found another Desktop for rest the week.
Wait-a-minute... wa? no Fender amps? :P

I'm on the lookout '61 SG Les Paul myself.
Here's the question. I have noticed two cuts of mahogany for the SG's.
The cut you have and the more popular that has les grain.
I played them both and favored the grainier cut in tone but the other in weight.
I really don't care too much how the wood looks as opposed to the natural sound it has without being plugged in. ...decisions,decisions.
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Post by gutpile » Sat May 24, 2008 9:53 pm

JimiJames wrote:HOT DAMN ! 8)
Congrat's !
Start lookin' for T-Tops ! :wink:

Hey, I think I found another Desktop for rest the week.
Wait-a-minute... wa? no Fender amps? :P

I'm on the lookout '61 SG Les Paul myself.
Here's the question. I have noticed two cuts of mahogany for the SG's.
The cut you have and the more popular that has les grain.
I played them both and favored the grainier cut in tone but the other in weight.
I really don't care too much how the wood looks as opposed to the natural sound it has without being plugged in. ...decisions,decisions.
Thanks JimiJames! The acoustic sound of this guitar is louder than any guitar I have... AND I'm not really minding the '57 Classics at the moment... I have a tendancy to not like ANY stock PUP's, but for now I don't see any need to make any changes... pretty rare for me... I may throw an RS Kit in it later on (have done that to all my guitars so far).... I always thought the Paul was IT as far as Gibsons went and never really gave the SG the credit it is due!! I am really digging the sound of this guitar!! 8) 8)
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Post by 908ssp » Sat May 24, 2008 9:58 pm

Great looking guitar fun to play and sound great. You should get a little something for it. A truss rod cover like this one I am sure them must make replicas somewhere.

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Post by gutpile » Sat May 24, 2008 10:30 pm

908ssp wrote:Great looking guitar fun to play and sound great. You should get a little something for it. A truss rod cover like this one I am sure them must make replicas somewhere.
Nice touch!! I'll have to look into that!! 8)
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Post by 45auto » Mon May 26, 2008 2:28 pm

congrats, those are killer guitars. i miss my old one big time.
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Post by yngwie308 » Mon May 26, 2008 10:51 pm

Mike totally awesome guitar, like that year SG the best.
Good luck with her, again some of the best Led Zep/Page playing I have heard from you my friend, at the LA amp show!!
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Post by Guitar-Sam » Tue May 27, 2008 2:12 pm

SWEET!!! 8)
I've been lusting after the SG classic w/ the P90s for awhile but the moths in my wallet won't let me get it. :twisted:
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Post by gutpile » Tue May 27, 2008 5:52 pm

Thanks guys! I made some clips this weekend, I just haven't had time to finish em up yet....

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