Tonight’s gig

[SgtThump]

If you haven't tried it yet, the Timmons method of a cheap expression pedal into the Halo has been kind of a game changer for me with that pedal. I only really use the Halo preset, but now its always on and I can bleed in as much or little of it as I want, no more worrying about mix levels and its off when the expression pedal is rockered up.

I only use it as a simple slapback and a simple lead delay. I’m boring!

 

[romanianreaper]

I've heard that those early Classics with the green inlays are thinner than the 60's profile.

Interesting. I have one of the green inlay Classics from 2003. I've never compared it to my 60s profile Standard but I dig it and is comfortable.

 

[chumbucket]

Interesting. I have one of the green inlay Classics from 2003. I've never compared it to my 60s profile Standard but I dig it and is comfortable.

I've heard that the earliest Classics before the green inlays are probably the thinnest necks ever available on a Les Paul.

 

[Drew]

Winery/Brewery place last night.

 

[* velcro-fly *]

I only use it as a simple slapback and a simple lead delay. I’m boring!

Me too ! but whats nice about adding that expression pedal is that you can control the mix of the effect, the regular preset is way too saturated, I never setup any user preset and always had to fuck with the mix every time I turned it on, now its on and I dont fumble foot the other button too

 

[DanTravis62]

I've heard that the earliest Classics before the green inlays are probably the thinnest necks ever available on a Les Paul.

AFAIK they get thinner and thinner the further back in time you go - even the newer ones have a very slim neck (by gibson standards of what constitutes a thin neck, anyway)

They say it's a "60s" neck but it's much, much slimmer than the historic 60s necks ive played