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I have a thing about buying a special guitar from the month and year of my children’s birth. Something to pass down to them on their 21st birthday. They may hate music, who knows, but I think it’s still a cool thing to have. Hopefully it reminds them of me.
This is perfect for my daughter.
A Fender Custom Shop custom built '56 Stratocaster Relic, Black under Red from August 2020
Here’s some photos of my FENDER USA Telecaster Deluxe Olympic Pearl + Rosewood.
Apologies for the watermarks, they are form the advertisement from when I bought the guitar.
I’m not a photographer any any photo I take myself look crap.
- Body: Alder Body w/ Tortoise Shell Binding
- Fretboard: Rosewood
- Neck Shape: Modern "C" Neck Profile
-Pick-ups: Noiseless N3 Single-Coil Tele Pickups
- Weight: 7lbs 15oz
Gorgeous tortoise shell binding gives this a real classic look.
I thought I’d start this community off with a post featuring one of the favorites in my collection, my 1989 Gibson Les Paul Standard.
Rare iteration produced for Gibson’s Japanese distributor Yamano
Similar to the Showcase model but with a Nashville bridge
Cream plastic, Goldtop lacquer finish, and a pair of clear bobbin P-100 pickups
P-100 pickups deliver the growl and midrange fullness of a P90, but with an extra hum-cancelling coil
Solid, non-weight relieved mahogany body and carved maple top
Weighs a light 9lbs 1oz
One-piece mahogany neck with a slender C shape at the nut and a gentle taper up the fretboard
Dark, tight-grained rosewood fretboard with original wide/flat Gibson fretwire
Stock Gibson Deluxe tuners and CTS pots from 1988
Original Gibson/Yamano COA booklet and brown tole Gibson USA hardshell case
Overall, she’s an incredibly well-preserved beauty and a tribute to the ’56 Les Paul, sure to spark some envy in the hearts of fellow guitar enthusiasts!