Robert
Reverse Engineer
It's a Les Paul, that's the only way to keep the neck straight...
There's a little more room than it seems, and a String Swing mounted to the back of the shelving.
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It's a Les Paul, that's the only way to keep the neck straight...
There's a little more room than it seems, and a String Swing mounted to the back of the shelving.
jimilee
Well-known member
What year?It's a Les Paul, that's the only way to keep the neck straight...
There's a little more room than it seems, and a String Swing mounted to the back of the shelving.
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Robert
Reverse Engineer
It's a 2018 Tribute. No weight relief or chambering so it weighs a ton.... like it should.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Whoops.
Thankfully that was the "family friendly" version..... the other ones are a bit more graphic.
jimilee
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Nice, those are very nice.. I got the 2017 Tribute T with all the the relief, surprised it’s not completely hollow in the inside.It's a 2018 Tribute. No weight relief or chambering so it weighs a ton.... like it should.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
It's probably my favorite.... I hate that I've damned it to a life in the workshop.
It's great. I bought the Tribute to act as a sort of "around the house beater" alternative to my '58 Reissue but I ended up gravitating towards it.
Since it's come into contact with so much solder over the years and has an open grain finish it's a permanent workshop fixture now.
As a Dutchman I feel more comfortable using the word "plectrum". I have the habit to put my plectrum in my mouth when I start turning knobs on my pedals. With teethmarks on the plectrum as a result. This sentences have a whole other meaning with the word pick. Could probably earn my living in the circus.
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Robert
Reverse Engineer
jimilee
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I get that. I’ve changed pickups in mine about 3 times already. It was my first Les Paul, it still gets a lot of use, looking at little beat as well.It's probably my favorite.... I hate that I've damned it to a life in the workshop.
It's great. I bought the Tribute to act as a sort of "around the house beater" alternative to my '58 Reissue but I ended up gravitating towards it.
Since it's come into contact with so much solder over the years and has an open grain finish it's a permanent workshop fixture now.
jessenator
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Yeaaaaah I try not to do that with these....
comradehoser
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Concrete Jungle and Comprehensive Boards, apparently...
Big Monk
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And I thought my little rinky-dink 30-50 piece SMD assemblies were expensive to ship…
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Mixing things up a bit....
We might need @steviejr92's help on this one... you can cut slots and squares, right?
We might need @steviejr92's help on this one... you can cut slots and squares, right?
steviejr92
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Absolutely! Slots, Triangles, Squares, you name it!Mixing things up a bit....
We might need @steviejr92's help on this one... you can cut slots and squares, right?
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Behringer mixing desk?Mixing things up a bit....
We might need @steviejr92's help on this one... you can cut slots and squares, right?
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Robert
Reverse Engineer
It's not a clone of anything.
Nostradoomus
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It’s a buffer.
