Thanks for that Peter. I've learned something today, and from the Wikipedia page, "The term can be emphasised by adding kreuzweis (crosswise)" which l like a lot and I promise I'm going to use sometime 😆
I had an EA250 for many years. They do have very skinny necks which is why I sold mine eventually. The neck pocket is also a bit flimsy and the neck will flex easily which can make the whole thing feel a bit unstable.
I liked the sound, kind of cheap 6o's if that means anything, and if I wanted...
Recent new amp and cab day. I've had an Albion GS15 6V6 combo for a couple of years which I'm now selling as I wanted to get back to an EL84 sound. I used to have a highly modified Valve Junior which sounded great but I needed bigger, and now I regret selling it. The Albion here is a 2x EL84...
My 2004 Saein Sheraton has clear coat runs under the top clear coat. I didn't notice them for some time after I bought it, and it's not a 2nd. But when I picked this guitar up in a Guitar Centre I was immediately taken with it. The feel, the resonance, the acoustic tone, it just felt 'alive'...
Not an LP, but the same bridge on the Sheraton, and I replaced mine as it was rattly. It was the wire rather than the saddles, and could be temporarily fixed by pushing the wire down to shape it in between the screws but I got fed up doing it and got a Tone Pros.
I've had 59's in a couple of guitars and think of them as my favourite humbucker for everything unless I'm looking for something specific. I find them even, balanced, not too hot, clear but full enough, and just with a good overall tonality. My caveat here is that I play more blues and related...
I've just recently bought a Gretsch G5230T specifically to give it a more Duo Jet spec, with T-Armond pickups, Compton bridge, Grover StaTite tuners, and a B3 V-cut Gretsch Bigsby. The parts cost more than the guitar, but I will be able to recoup some of that by selling the B50 Bigsby and...
No, he said that he emailed Gibson the first link and then posted a second link. I'd be interested to hear, from anyone who is used to seeing probuckers. The epiphone markings on the jack and switch, and the connector look legit.
That was a bit mad here yesterday, apparently 150 trees down across Somerset, lots of roads closed, the chimney got blown off my mate's house, took off a load of roof tiles and landed on his car, and my daughter's church lost part of its steeple, which made the BBC News. All OK apart from that.