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Sunburst PB

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About Sunburst PB

  • Birthday 09/28/1952

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  1. Your GA19RVT is one of my all time favorite amps and I hope to come across one someday.
  2. Thanks for adding me as a Friend

  3. The ES-355 is considered a Historic and consequently they are only made in Nashville now as I was informed when I ordered mine..
  4. As far as I know, all ES-355s made after 1982 are "limited editions" made as small lot custom orders or individual custom orders. The serial number should begin with the letter B followed by a "9" which indicates that it is an ES-355. The next number should be a "0" indicating 2010. The last three numbers indicate how how of that model were made prior to yours. As far as knowing if they were mono or stereo, Bigsby, Maestro or Stopbar, I am not sure if anyone including GCS can tell you that.
  5. Gibson USA serial numbers are pretty straightforward. It's the Custom Shop numbering that is so very weird. Both Nashville and Memphis have their own numbering systems and styles. Some are printed or embossed on the back of the headstock and others are only on the label inside the body. All the limited runs are truly one off serials. At least they are consistent with their inconsistencies.
  6. So did you get your replacement LPC yet?

  7. I came within an inch of buying an ES-345 last month. Was all set to pull the trigger. Then after talking to the guy at MF Private Reserve, I decided to have CS build an ES-355 for me instead.

    So now I'm waiting for CS to build a figured top ES-355 in Vintage Sunburst with a TP-6 tailpiece.

  8. I'll let you know when I find the GA-19RVT.

  9. Yes they are nice, i have had this one since i bought it new in '62

  10. I love Vintage Sunburst.

  11. What color is your Les Paul Custom?

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