delawaregold
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awesome information! i have different years to compare. thank youDon't know the measurements, but it's pretty obvious to the eye.
Wow, That's clean! Do you clean it everytime you're done playing it? Not trying to be an A-hole, but some folks do clean their guitars after everytime they get played. I have a friend who has an L-4 & an L-5 and he cleans them before they go back in the case..With sharper corners on SS covers and generally lower output pickups than late 1958 PAFs and beyond.
See my early 1957 below:
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I do that most of the time. I just like to take care of things.I have a friend who has an L-4 & an L-5 and he cleans them before they go back in the case..
ain't that the truth, but then so do youYou have a lot of things to take care of š¬
Heavy as hell, how heavy is that??? Beauty of a guitar Mike!Don't forget that there were a handful of '57 Goldtops that had all-mahogany bodies and tops. This is one of them. Heavy as hell, but plays and sounds great! Poker chip is a repro. EDIT: Missed the earlier post on all-mahogany LPs.
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No difference in the type of fret wire between the '57 and the '58? Wasn't 1958 when they went to a heavier wire?
10 lbs.Heavy as hell, how heavy is that??? Beauty of a guitar Mike!
hammer of the gods10 lbs.
Sadly or stupidly, it doesn't get played much.Wow, That's clean! Do you clean it everytime you're done playing it? Not trying to be an A-hole, but some folks do clean their guitars after everytime they get played. I have a friend who has an L-4 & an L-5 and he cleans them before they go back in the case..