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Posts posted by cabba2203
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Just joined the traditional club today with my first ever Gibson, can't believe just how much better she plays and sounds over my old Epiphones!!!!
http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/8765/dsc04549w.jpg
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Very Nice! I just joined the LP club myself, this past Tuesday. I still love my SG's and Flying-V's but I am sold on my Traditional. It's the only guitar I've touched all week!
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I removed the pickguard and installed straplocks = excuse for new pic.
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Congrates what fretboard does it have?
Looks like one of the newer 2012 models so may be double ply rosewood or something else...
Yes, it's a 2012. It said rosewood, so I assume the new double ply. It feels just like the rosewood on my older SG's, I can't tell the difference between the double ply and the normal RW fretboard.
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Just got it today - Honeyburst.
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Your guitar was made at the
Nashville Plant, TN, USA
December 17th, 2009
Production Number: 163
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According to Guitar Dater - http://www.guitardaterproject.org/gibson.aspx
034570471 was made at the
Nashville Plant' date=' TN, USA
December 11st, 2007
Production Number: 171
Here's some reference info for ya -
http://www.everythingsg.com/index.php/sg3.html
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Yeah, I use guitardaterproject.org as well. It does all the "math" for you.
What's that smell?
in Gibson USA
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I purchased my first ever new Gibson about 2 months ago, LP Traditional Plus, and the guitar and the case has that vanilla smell. The case most likely has it because the guitar was inside it. Prior to this, I have purchased new Gibson cases, one for an SG and the other a V and they did NOT have this vanilla smell. I can assume because it never had a new guitar with the nitro finnish in it. I have also purchased new TKL cases (same case manufacturer) and never had the vanilla smell. I'll go with it being the Nitro or even buffing compound, but whichever, it's from the guitar, not the case glues, has to be IMO.