P-90s, Semi Hollow, Big neck... why not this?
House53
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http://www.music123.com/Gibson-Memphis-ES-135-with-P-90-Pick-Ups-i224627.music
I think we have another strong candidate.
This guy too...
http://www.music123.com/Gibson-ES137-Custom-8-69-lbs--i226655.music
I think we have another strong candidate.
This guy too...
http://www.music123.com/Gibson-ES137-Custom-8-69-lbs--i226655.music
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the 135 is very George Thorogood.
I also really dig the split diamond inlays on the 137. I just like way too many guitars. I need a band to settle my guitar swapping down.
Then I can actually play the things and make some music.
New list
R6, R4 oxblood, 135, 137C, whatever I see next... (I wish I was kidding)
because of the bigger bodies you may have feedback issues. I've always thought of the 137 as more of a jazz box, then again, you see the stones kicking around stuff like that too even some older L-6's so nothing, is wrong really, and Gretsch's are pretty big too.
Gretsch's are big. I agree. I figure a Gretsch sounds pretty good with a bassman, so these likely would as well.
Just ideas right now.
"Gibson modernized the single-cutaway thinbody guitar in the 1990s with the addition of a solid centerblock"
That would reduce at least a fair amount of feedback right there. It means it's a semi-hollow, not a true hollow, but still...