2011年11月22日 · I'm no fan o' Lee's but I do recall reading an interview many years back where he noted he had always kept "jazz" strings on the L-5 and "rocknroll" strings on his 335, and was getting bugged going between the two, so decided on the 335 strings for the L-5 too. From this I presume you are correct about "hearing" light strings.

2009年8月14日 · Actually quite different I think. The LR10 has different woods for the neck, Braz rosewood fingerboard, pickups are tweaked and the body is maple all round (not sure about the Schofield) I have never played a Schofield so can't compare but I think either this or a Schofield model is a great 335 style instrument..

2021年6月2日 · Great player but to smooth for me. But then here we have this 90s live version of Cause We've Ended As Lovers with Steve lukather and i think he kills...

2024年12月26日 · Just curious what guitar you would buy if price was no object? I haven't decided yet. Unfortunately in most cases you probably wouldn't be able to play it before buying.

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2009年11月9日 · it has a narrow nut, but the neck profile is pretty nice and substantial; rounder and closer to C shape than current Dot RI, Lee Ritenour, and other "regular production" 335 varieties. there's a slight bump (not a volute) near the neck joint, which contributes to …

2009年4月13日 · The LR-10 is a neat guitar. The neck is thin. Thinner than an ordinary AS-200/100/etc., and much thinner than an ordinary Gibson ES-335.

2011年5月29日 · Tokai have been using their Vintage PAF MKII pickups (57s) in their Les Pauls since 1976...and still do. They sound great, a few guys I know 'upgraded' to Duncans and ended up putting the MKII set back in.

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2024年8月7日 · YO! I love Seymour Duncan JBs. If you don't, you're scientifically wrong. Shh. Hand me your guitar. Go sit in the corner and think about what you've done. They're hot enough to do pretty much anything without being SO hot that they get pigeon-holed into being a metal pickup. They're thick...