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Maybe he charges you the tubes? He forgot that you provided them to him?

It won't hold value unless it's a vintage correct reissue of the burst era...

In 1954 we Gibson already had block inlays on the Les Paul Custom, so dot inlays are not typical of that era...

About a year or so I asked them a question. Never got an answer... So I looked elsewhere.

Can't remember...

I had one for a couple of weeks, sold it because there was a hum that became very annoying when using high gain. Tried it with 4 of my amps and had it with all of them. Tried it at home and in my rehearsal space. It was the only pedal that gave me this hum. I bought it second hand so maybe there...

Dad bands? I am a grandpa and Kai Hansen is older than me. He was already gigging in the late seventies...

The EVH sound when he started using chorus or that doubling Eventide sound or whatever that shitty processed sound is...

SH-14 is a Custom 5.

That's why I said it. 😉

Look again 😁. Title says "Sepultra" not Sepultura...

Title says Sepult.ra, it's Sepultura. Hey, you asked to educate you. 😁

The one were Max used more than 4 strings on his guitar....

Nah, UPS dropped a box worth of 500 Euro in front of someone else his door (500 meter down the street). Luckily that person was honest and brought it to me.

Celestion G12T-75's from 1984 and 1986.

And you already have a "Freidman". 😉

I sold my 1986 PRS Custom a couple of years ago. The guitar was good but I like my 1992 better. I also sold a 1990 Custom, that one didn't have bird inlays.

Those were just the ones I remembered instantly. I actually sold another 1990 guitar just a half year ago, an ESP George Lynch Skulls and Snakes.

Let me think what I sold : '86 Gibson Les Paul Custom, '74 Fender Stratocaster, Gibson Flying V, Gibson SG Standard, 2006 Gibson LP Standard, 1990 Gibson LP Classic, Vigier GV Wood, Music Man JP 6, Gibson LP Supreme, '86 PRS Custom 24, '90 PRS Custom 24, 3 Kramer Focus from the eighties, '88...

The ugly for me. Don't like the shape.