| Last additions - MikeSlub2's Gallery |
1959 Gibson ES-225 TD (2nd)1344 viewsAfter getting my first TD version of this guitar, I had to have another! Love the loooong tailpieces on these geetars!Apr 07, 2008
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1959 Gibson ES-330 TD (1st)1403 viewsAs you'll see, I really like ES-330s!Apr 07, 2008
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1959 Gibson ES-330 TD (2nd)1368 viewsWhat's better than one 1959 ES-330? Two, of course!Apr 07, 2008
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1959 Gibson ES-335 TDN1593 viewsNotice how dark the lacquer has aged on this one! I have a picture of the original owner and a letter from him.Apr 07, 2008
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1957 Gibson Les Paul Custom2993 viewsI love the sound of the Alnico neck pickup! This guitar is very playable, even with the low frets.Apr 07, 2008
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1957 Gibson Les Paul Special TV Single Cutaway2048 viewsClose to mint condition. Sounds and plays great.Apr 07, 2008
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1957 Gibson Les Paul Model Goldtop2511 viewsThis guitar rocks! I have a photo of the original owner playing it in his band in the late 50's.Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Fender Telecaster2310 viewsAnother Tele tone monster, this time with the classic white pickguard! Another time machine that's a pickin' and a grinnin'!Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Gibson ES-5 Switchmaster1759 viewsYou can never have enough PAFs in one guitar! Also purchased from Dave Rogers.Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Gibson ES-225 TDN1715 viewsAnother wonderful ES-225, this one with two pickups. These are pretty rare in blonde!Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Gibson ES-335 TD1930 viewsNIce big neck on this one. Probably my favorite "go to" ES-335.Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Gibson Les Paul Custom2800 viewsI turned the middle pickup. Seems to help thicken up the "out of phase" sound when the middle position on the selector switch is selected (middle and bridge pickup). Don't ask me why it works - it just does! Apr 07, 2008
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1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Burst5427 viewsFirst of three years of the "holy grail" of Les Pauls. This baby has been played, as evidenced by neck wear and back wear. Perfect Teaburst color! Plays and sounds great!Apr 07, 2008
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1934 Martin 0-174307 viewsMy first guitar. Dad bought it from a co-worker for $10. The gentlemen bought it for $35 including a year's lessons during the Great Depression. We had the guitar appraised and told him that it was worth a lot more, but he wanted me to enjoy it and wouldn't accept more. Unbelievable tone and projection from this guitar!Mar 31, 2008
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1952 Fender Telecaster Blackguard2643 viewsEverything a blackguard Tele should be - playability, snap, and twang! Complete with thermometer case.Mar 31, 2008
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1952 Gibson Les Paul Model Goldtop2902 viewsOriginal flatwounds were still on this guitar when I got it. My guess is that it was in someone's attic for many years. The initial "B" is affixed to the top. I didn't want to attempt to remove it and damage the finish. Plus, it is the first initial of my wife's name, so it works!Mar 31, 2008
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1953 Gibson Les Paul Model Goldtop2167 viewsWho said you can't play these trapeze tailpiece models? Obviously, no one told the original owner, because this baby has some mileage on it!Mar 31, 2008
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1954 Gibson Les Paul Model Goldtop2295 viewsAged to a golden brown. When blacklighting it I detected that the original owner must have had his initials on the upper bout of the guitar at one time (those stick on letters).Mar 31, 2008
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