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Location: liverpool ,england | i know its not ovation and seeing as this is the only guitar forum for me can anyone put up a pic of his les paul with the multi coloured paint job, or tell any info about it? cheers in advance he used it for a couple of songs at glastonbury. |
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Location: Texas | Sounds like the Music Rising Les Paul. You can get one:
Right Here |
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Location: liverpool ,england | i like the paint job but dont like the wood thats replaced the plastic |
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Location: liverpool ,england | thanks for posting the link! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I'm kinda mixed emotions on this. I think if I had the funds I would have Hamer or MCS build one. I like the style and wood, but the workmanship.... :( I realize the idea of closeup pictures is to show off the detail, but the fretwork finishing and binding do not look all that impressive if you've ever seen a Hamer, MCS, or an litany of other guitars that actually dress the ends of the frets. I'm sorry but for such a nice guitar... the attention to detail just isn't there. I'm disappointed, but not surprised.
There are screws missing from the tuners?? Is that something special I'm just not aware of? I also notice the truss rod cover doesn't seem to be finished.. it's not sanded :( Is this supposed to be this way? What AM I missing. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I have to believe this is supposed to be somewhat relic'd and garage-finished. Would Gibson really intentionally release a guitar with those kinds of paint runs and finish flaws? |
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Location: Utah | That's an......interesting guitar. Yeah, that's it, interesting. |
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the edges les paul at glastonbury
