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The gentlemen on the Gibson forum, commenting on the knob placement being correct, as to why he thinks it's genuine, is not entirely accurate, when he claims, most copies get it wrong. Japanese...
I used this method to re align a zig zag tailpiece on a Japanese 175 copy. But because of the curvature of the butt end of the guitar, the new position threw the angle of the tailpiece such that the...
Sounds more anal than my day job. :P Yeah no, points make total sense. But do you really fire people after 1 strike of those annoyances? Are you the soup nazi? :P
Moving the tailpiece over is dead simple, what's the big deal?
One of the posts in this link refers to widening the neck. How does one do that?
Well, that's an interesting guitar, IMO. It might be a great-playing instrument. The bound f-holes & headstock, multi-bound 22-fret neck, and block inlays are intriguing. A lot of work went into...
If it hasn't been like this always something in the tailpiece may have loosened/broken.
This was discussed some time ago at the Gibson forum 1968 L4-CES - real or fake? - Gibson ES - Gibson Brands Forums
they may not even know much about the model let alone this particular one's history, so may not be trying to get away w/ anything really
From the Deep Dive with Ben Monder. https://youtu.be/5bglWzA54As?si=sbrlWC7r7PnXM7tA
It is not even a good fake cannot believe they think they can get away with this.
Beautiful guitars! What are the years? I assume you're doing some work on the burst guitar and will string it up eventually?
Well I'm from the south so I make biscuits. That counts, don't it? I also make a mean pizza. We got a dedicated pizza oven recently--650 degrees, cooks in 5 minutes. I have made bread, but not...
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