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Recent content by thin sissy

  1. thin sissy

    2025 “57 m2m silver fox black beauty.

    Outstanding!!
  2. thin sissy

    1955 LPC value? (mid 50s Les Paul Custom)

    I would help you if I could, but I haven't been keeping track on these in the last couple of years. I would be interested to hear some opinions as well.
  3. thin sissy

    This guy's hilarious

    That guy is REALLY pushed by my Youtube algorithm. I have never clicked any of his videos because they impersonate what I hate about modern youtube, clickbait titles and cringey thumbnails :ROFLMAO: It really is too bad, maybe he has great videos? But I can't give up on this losing fight...
  4. thin sissy

    Resurrection of a 1957 Goldtop

    To which question? :) Or can you answer both?
  5. thin sissy

    Gibson Les Paul Conversions

    You got it! It is a heartbreaking thing for us goldtop and P90 lovers, but to each their own :ROFLMAO:
  6. thin sissy

    Resurrection of a 1957 Goldtop

    That darkburst refin and pattern reminds me of Scott Gorham's goldtop refin. I wonder if the same guy did the refins? Too bad the guy in the video didn't specify which "famous band" the previous owner of the guitar was in BTW.
  7. thin sissy

    Just pulled the trigger on a Murphy Lab R4

    God dayum! That is awesome!! More pics when you get it please!
  8. thin sissy

    Nocasting

    Well what do you know, a rewound vintage pickup is worth more than an original :rolleyes: Note: I wont scoff at a rewound pickup, old guitars are used. But let's not pretend that they, as a store, wouldn't buy that guitar from the original owner at a discount BECAUSE of a rewound pickup. The...
  9. thin sissy

    New Limited R5: 1955 NAMM Show Commemorative Edition

    I love it!! Congrats
  10. thin sissy

    NAD Marshall 1974x

    I remember some of the early ones had problems with the output transformer also. I think they sorted it out though, and they are very cool amps!
  11. thin sissy

    G'Damn the dealer man!!

    Dream amp, that's for sure!
  12. thin sissy

    New Limited R5: 1955 NAMM Show Commemorative Edition

    Pics when you get it please :)
  13. thin sissy

    The Mojo of a Vintage Les Paul Jr.

    Just a note on DC resistance on pickups, they don't tell the whole story. My 57 Jr measures about 7,4 kOhm (on the output jack). That might make you think it's a weak pickup, but NO. It's more powerful than most humbuckers I've had. But it is still super clear with a light touch or the volume...
  14. thin sissy

    1954 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop - Porn

    Lovely! 🍻 🤤 And damn, you just made me realize m GT turns 70 this year!
  15. thin sissy

    The Mojo of a Vintage Les Paul Jr.

    Yeah, vintage Jr's really have something special. Everything just came together right. But newer ones are consistently great as well, in my experience. But there is "something" on the vintage ones that hasn't been quite there on any new one I've tried. Maybe it's the pickup? Who knows, but I'm...
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