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Yeah Neck Heals are interesting, and gotta love this Forum
https://www.lespaulforum.com/index.php?threads/pictures-of-gibson-sg-heel-joints-year-by-year.182588/
Hear are Mine in respective order of Post 1 - all are solid stable and comfortable
All early ’65 models
For me, I find these to be the Pinnacle of all the versions through all the years - still with the wide Nut widths of 1 11/16 , and all the best feeling Necks (great Profiles and Size)
Sound:
The Custom sounds dirty / raunchy
The Standard’s sound is that of clarity, kinda...
Didn't read it (my only thought is Norm has far more Newer vs Vintage inventory), but thank you for sharing
There IS a difference... in MANY ways... between Newer and Vintage
For me:
Utility / cost-effective = Newer
Every other Purpose = Vintage
To each their own
And yes, I do own a variety...
For Vintage amps - I actually have only 3 (and a good assortment at that...)
Early 73 Marshall Model 1987 (50W) PTP Head, 1969 Basketweave Cab with G12M 25W T1511 - Bass speakers that KILL with Guitar
64 Fender Blackface DR with Jensen speaker
Early 61 Gibson GA-5 with Jensen speaker
(Yea…...
I do miss some from back in the day, especially J45
Still some fine folks here, and still plenty to learn and share from
If we all posted about one (or more) of our favorite guitars, this place would light up like a Christmas tree (I know that analogy is a few months late, but you get the...
No Killing, just Komplimenting - they Compliment each other
Guitars are influential, each in their own way, seems to be he was having a better / funner Ride on the 335
For me - if I could only have one or the other, it would be a 1959 335 - and only a 1959
IMO the 335 has more character, and...