The Evolution of Tone
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When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
Teddy
The Blackwater Rebellion: 2-piece alt rock duo http://theblackwaterrebellion.bandcamp.com/
I play an AD30TC
The Blackwater Rebellion: 2-piece alt rock duo http://theblackwaterrebellion.bandcamp.com/
I play an AD30TC
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Le Chat Noir</i>
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When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">'Weedy'?
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When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">'Weedy'?
Hugh
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Le Chat Noir</i>
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When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">LPs received 'buckers in '57.
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When most people think of Les Pauls they are thinking of humbuckers.
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True, but weren't the very first Les Pauls P90-equipped? I be believe the 1952 originals had P90s - thus, though these days we associate them mainly with humbuckers, it'd certainly be wrong to associate them only with them. Personally I love my LP with p90s, perfect blend of low end and crunchy snarl without getting too weedy in the top end!
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">LPs received 'buckers in '57.
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'Weedy'?
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Well, when I try a Tele or Strat after my LP with p90s they seem too trebly and don't have enough 'body' to my ear - but it's all a matter of personal taste
'Weedy'?
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Well, when I try a Tele or Strat after my LP with p90s they seem too trebly and don't have enough 'body' to my ear - but it's all a matter of personal taste
Teddy
The Blackwater Rebellion: 2-piece alt rock duo http://theblackwaterrebellion.bandcamp.com/
I play an AD30TC
The Blackwater Rebellion: 2-piece alt rock duo http://theblackwaterrebellion.bandcamp.com/
I play an AD30TC
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by notagain</i>
<br />Thank's Chris!
Hope your weekend goes well!
Opps that's still a day away
mark
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Thanks Mark! It's still a day closer than yesterday, always a good thing! :p
Hope you're having a good week!
I'm still very happy with the PRS/AD15/TT combinations, but I think we all have cycles of musical taste which naturally puts us in favour of a particular sound which may be a different amp/guitar.
All the more reason to build a vast collection of gear up to cover all possible needs
<br />Thank's Chris!
Hope your weekend goes well!
Opps that's still a day away
mark
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Thanks Mark! It's still a day closer than yesterday, always a good thing! :p
Hope you're having a good week!
I'm still very happy with the PRS/AD15/TT combinations, but I think we all have cycles of musical taste which naturally puts us in favour of a particular sound which may be a different amp/guitar.
All the more reason to build a vast collection of gear up to cover all possible needs
Chris
PRS CU22
Present: TT, PPC 112 (Heritage G12M)
Past: AD15
PRS CU22
Present: TT, PPC 112 (Heritage G12M)
Past: AD15
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