Randmo

I currently have 10's on my Les Paul, what is the heaviest gauge the guitar will take? I mostly play my acoustics, I have a heck of a time with the high e on my electric. I always seem to slide the e string off of the neck enough that it sounds way off. just seems so flimsy compared to my acoustic 12's. I'm wondering if heavier strings would help.

Don't sell it! I have a J-15 and a Martin HD 28, I have no business owning either one... I've only been playing about a year and I'm horrible, but they aren't for sale... I love playin' them.

I've had my J-15 for a year now and it's not for sale, so there's my vote.

Are those the locking 406G tuners? Any modifications required?

I've had my j-15 for a year, it was never sticky. I recently bought a Martin HD-28 and it is a little sticky. Nice back on yours, I found some of them to look sort of green and dull, yours is nice. Here is pic of mine

I don't see why not, wood is wood. I have used it on mine.

Very nice! Had mine almost a year, no regrets.

Now that I have the bone saddle and pin installed for a few days, I like my J-15 much better !

Nice!

Got the bone saddle and pins installed today. It did tone it down a little, nothing major. I still love the J-15 either way.

I bought one a few months ago (the yellow one) works great in Arizona

Yes I used a caliper

1" at the first fret and just a hair under 1" at the 7th. That's with the strings on.

I ordered the bone saddle and pins today. I will report back how it works out.

I did the same thing at 58 years old, about 9 months ago. I had no idea how to play, bought a Yamaha, decided I liked to play, went and bought a J-15. Now $5k later I'm having a blast. The good thing is that guitars will,always have value so it's a true investment. Congrats on the J-15, you will love it.