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re: REPOST: Jimmy Page's guitars NO WAY!!!!



Also the original '58 wasn't shaved. The '59 was shaved to match the '58. The
pickup cover was lost. Dunno about the push pull pots.
On the '59 there were 2 switches under the pickguard, as well as the push pull
pots.

Jay Dogg


--- tytlane@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> There are many post I automatically print out and save for future 
> reading and this was one of them. So during a bit of downtime today 
> between the rigors of work, rippin burning, editing , mastering and 
> dithering I got down to reading this and WHOA NELLY!!!!!!!! Some glaring 
> snafus I'm amazed noone  else called out
> 
> 
> >>
> >>Number One:  a 1958 Gibson Les Paul Studio, modified with a shaved 
> > neck,
> >>push-pulls in the pots, and missing the tailpiece cover, which Jimmy
> >>says was lost from "years of beating on it with a violin bow" and he 
> > has
> 
> ARRRGK!!! No way Jose!!! You absolutely must mean STANDARD...the studio 
> series didn't exist till 1983! And I'll be damn hard pressed to find ANY 
> Les Paul with a tailpiece cover my friend!! If anything Jimmy and ergo 
> you must have been refering to the tele...
> 
> >>Number Two:  a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Studio, given <<<2007 Note - 
> > sold?>>>
> >>to him by Joe Walsh in
> >>Los Angeles in the late 60s.  It's been modified by shaving the neck 
> > to
> >>match Number One, the addition of push-pull switches in the pots, and 
> > an
> >>arched bridge for use with the violin bow to allow the playing of more
> >>individual notes.  It is also missing the tailpiece cover, as shown in
> >>photos. 
> 
> Again...see above!!!! The tailpiece on an LP is one solid hunk of metal 
> unless it was outfitted with a Bigsby!! And I wonder what photos are you 
> refering to ?
> 
> 
> Again, I'm ashamed I didn't read this earlier and that noone spotted 
> this before me...a lowly half assed guitar guy.
> 
> Nech
> 
> 


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