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Bad GAS or GOOD GAS.... GAS addiction
Posted: 6 Apr 2012 9:15 pm
by Michael Hogan
Posted: 6 Apr 2012 9:47 pm
by Ron Whitfield
If I didn'y have GAS already, I think I'm coming down with it after seeing your collection, Michael, love those woody Rickenbacher's!
The only Gibson I have is a unique sounding GA-88S Stereo Twin (tweed) 2x18W 2x12" split cabs. Sorry, no good pic
http://www.fox-guitars.com/Gibson_Guitars_A-Z_pg4.html
Speakers: 2x12"
Inputs: 2 stereo, 2 mono
Channels: 2
Volume Controls: 2
Tone Controls on Each Channel: Bass, treble
Tremolo: No
Reverb: No
Tubes: 8 (3x12AX7, 4x6BQ5, GZ34)
Diodes: No
Extension Speaker Jack: No
Monitor Jack: No
Watts Output: 2x18
Shipping Totals: 1959: 97, 1960: 102, 1961: 37
Stereo, push-pull 6BQ5s each side; similar to GA-79RVT, no reverb or tremolo, with separate head and two speaker cabs.
Posted: 6 Apr 2012 10:54 pm
by CrowBear Schmitt
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 12:43 am
by Ron Whitfield
You guys suck!
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 2:12 am
by CrowBear Schmitt
Ron, i got all them pics right here on the Fo'
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 8:41 am
by Ron Whitfield
Good gravy, I can't even imagine having a candy store like these shown here, and certainly couldn't manage maintaining that much vintage, but I'm glad somebody's willing and able to protect such luscious bounty. High fives, gentlemen, it must be fun!
At least I can trump all that booty with one recent purchase that is more than vintage ampage, with this Dean Jeffries custom addorned Marvel 35, and it didn't break the bank, actually got it for substantially less than the asking price!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0391823473
For the FYI just google Jeffries California Custom, he's from my old neighborhood, and is one of many Kustom Kulture icons the region produced. This amp should have gone for much more had they posted it properly, I'm lucky to have it.
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 9:57 am
by Mark van Allen
Arrgg! Wow, you guys. Just curious if you've ever considered adoption- a person, not more steels... I'm available...
Something I would love to hear from you guys with extensive collections is a breakdown of the various models with your feelings about tone, playability, and stylistic application for the various models. For example, I really love my Oahu Tonemasters for blues and rock, the pickups seem to break up just right, and they're very comfortable to play. The Sierra 8 string I had was a magnificent machine, ergonomically a real joy to play (great string spacing) but the very modernity of the build and pickup rendered it somewhat generic, sounding more like a pedal steel than a lap in character. Of all the laps I've owned, the upgraded Chandler was surprisingly one of the best for 6 string C6, not so much for blues and rock. I'm playing an Asian GB import right now live, because of the two P 90 setup which suits the rock and Lindleyish stuff I'm going for live very well.
Any of those kinds of differences/ preferences among all these beautiful guitars?
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 10:08 am
by Michael Lee Allen
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Posted: 7 Apr 2012 12:44 pm
by Richard Shatz
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 12:50 pm
by Richard Shatz
EH-150 with ES-300 pickup
Royaltone V.1
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 12:52 pm
by Richard Shatz
Prewar Doubleneck
Question for Michael ??
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 2:24 pm
by Eddie Cunningham
WOW , what a beautiful collection !! Back around 1949 I went to a local guitar store and they had a Gibson amp with two either 6 in. or 8 in. speakers . It sounded real good but I didn't buy it , no $$. I didn't see anything like it in your collection and wonder if you might know what model amp that might have been ?? Eddie "C" AKA the old geezer
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 3:23 pm
by Michael Nemick
Hooolyyy Crap.
Wait until I show this to Mama Bear. You guy's are gonna' make me look like I took Beano.
Beautiful is all I can say. I am up for adoption as well.
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 6:11 pm
by John Dahms
Here are some of my Gibsons...
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 6:44 pm
by HowardR
If you have something Gibson that you don't see here let me know please?
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 6:51 pm
by HowardR
Some more Gibson GAS
Posted: 7 Apr 2012 10:28 pm
by Michael Hogan
Posted: 11 Apr 2012 2:58 pm
by John Shadid
excusez-moi crow bear, combien pour le bébé?
Additional Gibson EH-185 models
Posted: 11 Apr 2012 5:54 pm
by C. E. Jackson
Michael, take a look at my website and you can see the following EH-185 Models: 6 string sunburst(s), 6 string natural, 7 string sunburst(s), 8 string sunburst, 8 string natural,and 10 string sunburst. These have a mixture of CC PU(s), and ES-300 PU(s).
Posted: 11 Apr 2012 6:10 pm
by Will Houston
What the heck?
Posted: 13 Apr 2012 1:44 pm
by CrowBear Schmitt
Michael H, Thanx to you i got this one :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/320887031129?ss ... 1497.l2649
Le bébé est déja vendu John !
bon prix = vite vendu
Thanks
Posted: 19 Apr 2012 2:25 am
by Michael Hogan
Thanks to everyone that responded with pics of their Gibson lap steels. If anyone has a rare Gibson lap steel and is considering selling please contact me. I am currently looking for a BR1 amplifier if anyone can help?
Posted: 22 Apr 2012 3:26 pm
by Doug Burling
I showed this thread to my wife and said, "see, I'm not bad at all". She says, "And don't get any ideas". I just can't win.
Beautiful collections and thanks for sharing.
A sign that means plenty
Posted: 22 Apr 2012 6:00 pm
by Michael Hogan
Doug, there is a sign in my guitar room that says "HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE" it is more than a truism.............
Re: A sign that means plenty
Posted: 22 Apr 2012 8:53 pm
by Ron Whitfield
Michael Hogan wrote:Doug, there is a sign in my guitar room that says "HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE" it is more than a truism.............
Said the man with a lonely guitar room?