What Guitar Are You Playing At This Very Moment...

[gearJunkie]

 

[SonicBlue]

 

[spawnofthesith]

Purple nurple out for a spin tonight. Work fucking me in the ass so haven’t been posting/playing as much (while ironically also attempting to maintain 2 bands )

 

[GLiDE-BPM]

This morning...

 

[gearJunkie]

Novo Serus TC with Throbak SLE-101 neck and SLE-101 Plus bridge pickups.

 

[FuzzyAce]

I've been playing this one 95% of the time for the last few months. Can't seem to put it down?

 

[FrankD77]

I have a small collection but somehow i always grab the jem 7v wh ebony.

It somehow just feels 100% right for me.

 

[Sirloin]

Just installed a set of Seymour Duncan 50th anniversary JB/Jazz in my 2010 B7. They are fantastic in this guitar.

 

[Henry]

I've been playing this one 95% of the time for the last few months. Can't seem to put it down?

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Does the slanted selector make a big difference in switching-ease? I'm contemplating it for my Warmoth Tele.

 

[Eagle]

Does the slanted selector make a big difference in switching-ease? I'm contemplating it for my Warmoth Tele.
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Easier to get your finger behind when in the bridge position.

 

[Val Kill More]

My new one!

 

[gearJunkie]

 

[FuzzyAce]

Does the slanted selector make a big difference in switching-ease? I'm contemplating it for my Warmoth Tele.
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Yeah, definitely. Not only is the switch slanted, but volume position is scooted over a bit more. It's a no brainer.

 

[Stratzrus]

I've still been playing my ES-333 but I'm thinking about pulling my Les Paul Junior Special Plus out. The flat top and belly cut distinguish it from a Les Paul Standard. I actually prefer its playability and tone.

 

[dronerstone]

My new one!


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I love a nice Epi LP Modern. Had a hard time deciding and then went for the Faded Pelham variant, added a poker chip and amber knobs, probably one of the best guitars I ever played.

 

[gearJunkie]

Starr Guitars custom "strat' with Blade Runner, Mag-lok, and Fender soft V birdseye maple neck.

 

[Stratzrus]

I've still been playing my ES-333 but I'm thinking about pulling my Les Paul Junior Special Plus out. The flat top and belly cut distinguish it from a Les Paul Standard. I actually prefer its playability and tone.

So I in fact did pull out the LP Jr Sp+ and dusted off my Roland Micro Cube to have a ready to go rig in my bedroom. I eventually want to replace the Micro Cube with a Fractal AM4 and run it into the PreSonus Eris 4.5 speakers I'm using as monitors for the flat screen at the foot of my bed.

The LP Junior Special Plus sounds great. Good Jazz tones and great gain tones as well with the 490R/498T stock pickups. Interestingly I really don't like those pickups in my son's Les Paul Studio Plus but they sound wonderful in my LP Jr Sp+. It's been a good while since I've played it so it could use a good cleaning, fret board lubrication, fret polish and new strings but even as it is it's been a joy to play.

Oddly, because I'm traditionally a single coil guy, both of my current practice guitars, the ES-333 downstairs and the LP Jr Sp+ upstairs are both guitars with humbuckers. They're ideal for practice volume Jazz tones and the LP even sounds good going through the Micro Cube on the Jazz Chorus setting.

That Micro Cube has been my bullet proof travel companion for over a decade. I took it with me to practice everywhere from a cabin in the woods of Vermont to a B&B's rooftop terrace bar in Taganga Colombia.

 

[GLiDE-BPM]

Tonight!

Bare Knuckle Pickups-BlackDog freshly installed in the bridge position!

 

[gearJunkie]

Custom "LP" built in 1992 by Steve Carr of KISS fame. Tone chambered with 3/4" thinner mahogany and 1/4 thicker maple cap. 60's neck carve with a SD 59 and JB in the neck and bridge respectively.

 

[Val Kill More]

My PT Standard with dual blades