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stephen wrote:
Ryan,
If it's of interest to you, you can receive the JHS 'Gear' magazine by email.
Try requesting that one is sent regularly to you. I'm sure that they'll be happy to oblige.
marketing@jhs.co.uk
Stephen.
dave robinson wrote:I also picked up another Vintage Les Paul this week, the Peter Green/Gary Moore 'Lemon Drop' which is a copy of the '59 'burst that is very sought after. At £180 it's a beauty and has those sounds that the out of phase pickup and wiring provided on 'Black Magic Woman' and 'Parisienne Walkways'. I studied the video on You tube by Phil Harris who has custody of the original Lemon Drop and took a chance that this might get close. Whether or not it is close is hard to say, but it sounds quite different to the normal Les Paul in the middle pickup position. I gigged it last night and loved the sound, as well as the fact it is a dream to play. Not keen on the 'relicing though, but at the money I'll put up with it.
dave robinson wrote:I agree Bill, it's a money making thing that gives people an old looking guitar and hopes to fool the audience into thinking they must have some history in the business.
Ryan wrote:stephen wrote:
Ryan,
If it's of interest to you, you can receive the JHS 'Gear' magazine by email.
Try requesting that one is sent regularly to you. I'm sure that they'll be happy to oblige.
marketing@jhs.co.uk
Stephen.
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for the info but tried clicking on the link you posted and nothing is happening, is it an email address by any chance?
Cheers
Ryan
noelford wrote:dave robinson wrote:I agree Bill, it's a money making thing that gives people an old looking guitar and hopes to fool the audience into thinking they must have some history in the business.
Agreed, Dave - that, in a nutshell, is why, I believe, most people buy relics.
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