Pics Of The Last Guitar You Purchased

[GStone]

" Put a 4 way switch on it what puts the bridge and neck pickup in series for a 2nd lead sound. It's the bomb ! "

Interesting. Where'd you get the switch?

Can't remember for sure, but I think it might a been Sweetwater. I got a $h!+load of 'em. Costed me all of $14.95 USD . Oaks Grigsby also makes a good 4 way Tele switch.

Fender 4-position Telecaster Pickup Selector Switch

Genuine Fender Telecaster Custom 4-way Pickup Selector Switch

www.sweetwater.com

Oh, and the Tele control plate with the angled slot for the selector switch came from Rock Rabbit.

Angled Telecaster Control Plate - RockRabbit Guitars

Our Angled Telecaster control plate custom angles your lever switch into a more ergonomic position and moves the volume pot slightly for easier access!

rockrabbitguitars.com

 

[Jethro Rocker]

Like I said before, always changing.
Just got a Custom Shop Alex Lifeson. Like the piezo pickup idea. Yes, it may be sacrilege to have a FR bridge on a Les Paul but I have a "couple" shall we say, stop tail LPs to do that job. I like ne relative rarity of it as well.

 

[LeonC]

Here's my 2024 Custom '54 Les Paul Reissue. Killer neck, stellar tones.

 

[GreenBurst]

Like I said before, always changing.
Just got a Custom Shop Alex Lifeson. Like the piezo pickup idea. Yes, it may be sacrilege to have a FR bridge on a Les Paul but I have a "couple" shall we say, stop tail LPs to do that job. I like ne relative rarity of it as well.

Cool, nice finish. What year is it?

 

[Jethro Rocker]

Cool, nice finish. What year is it?

Y'know, no one ever said. I wondered myself but haven't opened it up yet. I guess I should look at the candy in the case.

 

[Pj32Sr]

Like I said before, always changing.
Just got a Custom Shop Alex Lifeson. Like the piezo pickup idea. Yes, it may be sacrilege to have a FR bridge on a Les Paul but I have a "couple" shall we say, stop tail LPs to do that job. I like ne relative rarity of it as well.

Absolutely gorgeous

 

[Greywolf]

Carved Claro Walnut Top Artinger Sidewinder with torrified flame maple neck and ebony fb , handmade intonation-adjustable ebony and aluminum tune-o-matic, Lollar Imperial low-wind humbuckers master volume, master tone, toggle switch, 2 series/split/parallel switches. Featured at the 2025 Artisan Show

 

[Greywolf]

a sound taste

 

[Tollywood]

A guitar I've always admired but finally picked this one up just the other day. A Gretsch Tennessee Rose. This one is Japanese factory 2004 and Guitar Center says it's a Chet Atkins Signature model... but it doesn't have his name on the pick guard like others I've seen so I'm not sure. Either way it's mine and I am most definitely enjoying it.
Dennis

Love the fret markers!

 

[Burst_in2_flames]

 

[Grog]

I picked up this 2019 Les Paul Standard 50’s off of Craigslist last Friday. I had been watching it for several months. I’ve had many Les Paul variations though the last fifty years, but never a normal Les Paul Standard. Also, I’ve never had a LP in Cherry Sunburst (Clownburst). This model was introduced shortly after the Henry J era, kind of a “Back to Basics” approach. I’m really liking it!

 

[Hotshot]

3 Days apart. just worked out like that. nothing for 8 years. 1989 Silver Sparkle and the 23 CS 57 VOS

 

[Gridlock]

My first endeavor into a Semi-Hollow guitar. A mint condition used Epiphone ES-335 Dot.

An inexpensive trial. I kind of like it, and I’ll probably invest into a higher end model next.

 

[Gridlock]

I did it again, this time a step up from the standard Epiphone. An Inspired by Gibson Epiphone ES-355.

 

[ElChivo]

Red Dog over yonder...

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[corpse]

Here's my 2024 Custom '54 Les Paul Reissue. Killer neck, stellar tones.

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They really nailed the belly carve

 

[Gridlock]

I did it again, this time a step up from the standard Epiphone. An Inspired by Gibson Epiphone ES-355.

 

[LemonBurstandOrangeCrush]

Not bought by me, but by my family for my upcoming fiftieth birthday. An Epiphone Standard 50s. I'm absolutely thrilled and inspired to take guitar playing seriously again.

(And, yes, I'm saving up to buy a Gibson Standard now. It won't be any more special, though.)

 

[Norton]

Decided I needed a Polaris White EB3 recently

 

[MarcB]

Birdie.. to start the next “collection”