Recently purchased a 2024 LP from Wildwood music. I was chatting with a friend who has the same issue that I do. We love the playability and tone so mine is staying with me. We both have a nut that looks capped. As if the top of the nut and slots are glued onto an existing nut. I recent changed my strings and couldn't pull my b string out of the nut that looks like the back of the b slot melted out toward the headsto
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I'm considering building a 6G3 circuit. But before I do a friend has dropped a 2016 JTM45 off. He had up ratted cap's, choke OT - Choke. KT66. Sound and feel's nice enough to play. I can get crunch but needs to be loud. That said the bottom end is too flabby but the Rev Billy G early 70's tone I love. Been reading about Ted b mod too on here. Any magical thing I can do or would a 1987x be a better ?
Hi thanks for the add.. i’ve been trying to find out information on my Les Paul that I bought used from Manny‘s music on 48th St. in 1977. It has a one piece body routed out for full-size humbuckers no dot over the I no valute no USA stamp. It’s sunburst s/n 540766 and people keep telling me it’s a 70 . Would love to find out more. Thanks in advance
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