Make sure that you like minis, they are not everybody's cup of tea and cost not cheap, especialy gold pups

Oh my... Gorgeous Wilshire
...and not the first one that I see with the polepieces of bridge minibucker that are closer to the neck instead of being closer to the bridge like on a fullsize PAF

As I understand you can't see many of these Preachers around, they are quite original little guitars, but I will never buy one without understanding that I really need it

Beautifully modded epi, what pickups did you install in it and why did you sell such a handsome guitar?
Please don't post pictures of cardinal red melody makers cause without these pictures my mood is not very high today and envy does not help to elate me

Status of the Paul at Elderly is "no longer available"

Check out the prices on Guitar Trader in 1978 http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/6687/guitartrader030378page5mb6.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img131/8162/guitartrader030378page6iy0.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img131/1029/guitartrader030378page7an3.jpg Wilshire 6-string and 12-string are $275 each. I w...

when collecting, go for the pretty looking valueable guitar, not the one that sounds better, and besides. sounding "better" is purely subjective, its just an opinion. its not fact. a AAAA curly maple top is in FACT very rare on a les paul and therefor worth MORE just becuz of the rarity. ...

I've read somewhere about a man who worked in a guitar store when a "vintage rush" began. He said that people had a tendency to buy Les Pauls with beautiful tops, such Pauls became very expensive really fast, while really good sounding Pauls with plain tops cost relatively cheap. He tried ...

Here's a fish out of water.... :) http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p81/dynasonic/Music%20Gear/Group-Jag-FishOutofWater_zps4818c6e6.jpg Hi Electro Dan! I see your guitars all over the internet every day. I see them on TGP, My Les Paul, Les Paul Forum etc. You have dozens of guitars and most of the...

I still want melody maker. Yours is just a Pelham killer.

westtexasred wrote: Do you mean the 61 reissue? Those are really nice!

My fault, I meant 61 indeed. Totally agree!

Do like TV Yellows. Try to find Epi SG 1966 Special reissue in the same colour which was introduced in 2011 and you will have... two TV Yellow beasts.

I really like the look of classic vibe custom tele, very smart guitar.

I like them both. I read that PAF-style minihum sounds better in the neck position, in my Epiphone Wilshire 66 reissue I liked the neck pickup more than the bridge one. Just my 2 cents if you want to match p90 with minibucker. And I can only guess and dream about how Gibson PAF-style minis would sou...

slowly you can build one :wink: With my woodworking skills it will turn out a baritone instead of the shortscale :wink: Nah, I didn't have a single shortscale guitar for a long time, until a couple months ago. I had a Cyclone, but I don't really count that. I'm willing to bet some others don't have...

singlepickup24 wrote: Your English is very good.

Thanks, from time to time I can do it well))

singlepickup24 wrote: I also think you're the first shortscaler from Kazakhstan.

Yep, the first one who doesn't have his own shortscale guitar

If the band is well known all over the world, it means that it reached commercial succes. Any band can reach worldwide succes only with a support of major label. Non of the major labels will invest its money(five,six, seven or even eight zeroes after $1) in something revolutionary, something that ca...

Thank you

Sorry if some phrases from me sound odd)) I'm not a native speaker and it is a little bit complicated to translate my thoughts to English correct.

As I remember on the Epiphone site this model was with the maple top of three pieces. I thought wow, that is an ache in the balls of every Gibson purist and the most of these purists definitely want this guitar.