Cool! That's one of the bolt on Les Paul Clones isn't it? Yeah, it's a project, I've got it now a lot more playable, but I like to use it mostly to just strum basic chords. Cheers, Martin
Thanks a lot Laz! Looking forward to watch them tomorrow. I'm now on my way to bed. I'm dead tired after only sleeping 3h today, joining Ben on his 5150 celebration stream. I also would really love to be there! Cheers, Martin
Very cool guys! I have a similar hollow body that I bought at a yard sale several years back. No brand name on it, just a neck plate that has "Made In Japan" stamped on it. It was a bass guitar when I got it, with a badly warped neck (no truss rod) and I bought it for $35. I removed all the existing hardware and bolted a cheap Strat neck on it. I put a Tele bridge with a single coil pickup and a neck humbucker on it that I had in my parts stash, set it up and I've been playing it for at least 15 years! No idea when it was made, I bought it when I was still living in Florida and I moved to Texas in 2005.
Very cool Ferd! Do you still have it? Any chance to see it at a waterbuffalo meeting? As you heard in the video, I'm thinking about doing something similar. I think the guitar would really benefit from a new neck. Cheers, Martin
That looks similar to the '67 Univox 335 style I bought new. It was my 1st electric, was not very easy to play, & at the time I new nothing about set-ups. Wish I had it back, sold it when I got a '74 Gibson SG. ☮-Roady
I think she's worth saving. sounded great with that LPD pedal. I like it.
Thanks Rifff! Yeah, but the 87 was really turned up to get this sound and it's most likely not usable on stage volume.
Cheers,
Martin
I like that vintage guitar , awesome choice 👍 thanks so much for sharing this , Cheers guys✌️
Thanks Mark! Really appreciate you dropping by and commenting!
Cheers,
Martin
Nice vintage project guitar,I have a Kashuga custom black Les Paul,Japan made love it,Cheers!
Cool! That's one of the bolt on Les Paul Clones isn't it?
Yeah, it's a project, I've got it now a lot more playable, but I like to use it mostly to just strum basic chords.
Cheers,
Martin
Hey guys... wishing you were here at NAMM! I'll watch this later tonight... uploading videos for your viewing pleasure!
Thanks a lot Laz! Looking forward to watch them tomorrow. I'm now on my way to bed. I'm dead tired after only sleeping 3h today, joining Ben on his 5150 celebration stream. I also would really love to be there!
Cheers,
Martin
Very cool guys! I have a similar hollow body that I bought at a yard sale several years back. No brand name on it, just a neck plate that has "Made In Japan" stamped on it. It was a bass guitar when I got it, with a badly warped neck (no truss rod) and I bought it for $35. I removed all the existing hardware and bolted a cheap Strat neck on it. I put a Tele bridge with a single coil pickup and a neck humbucker on it that I had in my parts stash, set it up and I've been playing it for at least 15 years! No idea when it was made, I bought it when I was still living in Florida and I moved to Texas in 2005.
Very cool Ferd! Do you still have it? Any chance to see it at a waterbuffalo meeting?
As you heard in the video, I'm thinking about doing something similar. I think the guitar would really benefit from a new neck.
Cheers,
Martin
@@LMGuitarCorner I've shown it before at a WB meeting, I'd be happy to show it to you!
@@ferdberfle5069 Thanks a lot! Looking forward to it!
Cheers,
Martin
That looks similar to the '67 Univox 335 style I bought new. It was my 1st electric, was not very easy to play, & at the time I new nothing about set-ups. Wish I had it back, sold it when I got a '74 Gibson SG. ☮-Roady
Very cool Roady, one like Charles75n has? I'm almost certain the SG was a considerable upgrade.
Cheers,
Martin
Looks so pretty ❤
Thanks a lot! Yeah, it's in pretty good shape for its age and the use it obviously got, considering how the frets are worn down.
Cheers,
Martin
Very cool 🤘
Thanks a lot Seth!
Cheers,
Martin
looks great and also good sound !
Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Martin