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A good friend of mine has a shit ton of Custom Shops (his dad is a heart doctor), and I've played all of them. He has some great guitars, but I have always liked the regular Standards and Classics more.

That poor dog. It can't unsee that.

LOL! Have you been looking at japetus, MonkeyMan and I sharing PMs of our blow up doll collections again?

He does push bullshit because, like I said, he only looks at everything through the lens of recording. He refutes anything else outside of that scope which is wrong in my book. That's his niche, and that's how he makes his living.

Glenn Fricker only looks at things through the lens of recording. He can barely play, so his expertise and opinions about everything else amount to a huge mountain of monkey shit. The younger kids and retards take what he says as gospel because he has so many followers on YT. His opinions...

Some people need to grow thicker skin. After all, they're putting themselves out there on the internet, and the internet is undefeated.

The SLO was originally designed with the Philips 7581A. They swapped over to the Sovteks because Philips stopped production in 1988. Mesa and Peavey were bigger companies and had bought up a lot of stock. They eventually ran out as well.

I only ever watch Pete Thorn, Michael Nielsen, Jon Symons (Sonic Drive Studio) and the other John Browne. I like Johan Segeborn too. Johan's Marshall mixed with Hiwatt stuff sounds fucking awesome.

I like playing 1/2 step down, but all of my guitars are in Standard. :D

I had one of those. I wish I still had it.

1994 Gibson Les Paul Classic in Cinnamon Burst w/ gold covered Suhr Aldrich set.

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Brad Webb from Brad's Guitar Garage offers his unpopulated. Zen Amps posted a link earlier. If it's not on his main website, shoot him an email about it.

It's a damn shame he never has been able to keep his head on straight. It's also a damn shame he owes people a lot of amps and money.

I probably don't EVEN want to know what PMM stands for in this context. LOL

Thank you, Brother!

Les Paul Les Paul Les Paul

Let's ask his girlfriend this week:

That one was made from '74 to '79 and used 6CA7's in the power section. It sold for $545 which would be between $3500 and $3600 today. Dumble used the power transformer from the HD-150 for some of his builds. #178 is God-like, and has a Marshall vibe. They can cook some new production...

Not really. If I moved toward that type of setup this is what I would use: A 50 and 100 watt Hiwatt type amp (Hiwatt, Reeves, Hi-Tone). Way Huge Conspiracy Theory - edge of breakup type stuff Maxon OD808 or another TS type pedal Friedman BE pedal for Marshall dirties EVH 5150 pedal for high...