It's the Gibson Les Paul Junior, either single or double-cut.
Originally Posted by csm
The first, and most frequently violated rule of punk is: THERE ARE NO RULES.
"You know, once you've had that guitar up so loud on the stage, where you can lean back and volume will stop you from falling backward, that's a hard drug to kick." — David Gilmour
Hard to choose. I love the P-90 LP Jr. and single coil Melody Maker. I also love the Esquire and La Cabronita. And jazz boxes with single pickup in the neck position are cool. There is just something great about the stripped down simplicity of these guitars.
Don't like the shreddy things though. A Van Halen type Frankenstein is cool. But shreddys? Just not my cuppa.
Guitars: 1990ish Fender American Standard Strat,
Epiphone Sheraton II, Austin strat copy, mid-1930s Martin R-18
Amps: Fender Blues DeVille 4X10 tweed, 60s Ampeg Jet
He's got his crust all stiff and upper with that nancy-boy accent. You Englishmen are all so ... bloody hell ... sodding, blimey, shagging, knickers, bollocks ... oh no, I'm ENGLISH!
Originally Posted by Lucio
everyone has different gear and stuff like this tends to be quite subjective.
Can't go wrong with the classic Gibson Junior with the P90 or one of those classic Esquires, BUT I tossed a Duncan PhatCat P90 in my '83 Ibanez RS315 and It's like a junior with a more fenderesque vibe......... Picture is a little fuzzy, but damn this is a great playing and sounding guitar.
Originally Posted by csm
If I were to buy a single pickup guitar, this is the one I have my eye on:
P90 in my '83 Ibanez RS315 and It's like a junior with a more fenderesque vibe......... Picture is a little fuzzy, but damn this is a great playing and sounding guitar.
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