Why is there no pickguard on this 1992 Les Paul Standard? Frank took it off after Les Paul signed it. He calls this his favorite guitar. |
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Why is there no pickguard on this 1992 Les Paul Standard? Frank took it off after Les Paul signed it. He calls this his favorite guitar. |
A relatively new addition to Frank's stable is this Gretsch Country Gent. Frank says it's "a 2003 model, one of the first to be made after the Fender takeover of Gretsch. It's a model 6122-62, which means that with the exception of a couple of string mutes, it's identical to George's '62 Country Gent in every way..." |
Another beautiful Gretsch in action: " a sunburst Double Anniversary from June of 1967, the first month of the Baldwin takeover of Gretsch (poor Gretsch has had quite a few regime changes). It sports a rare (for that year) zero fret, and many leftover parts dating back as early as 1965 (according to Flip). I added a silver replacement pickguard -- identical to the stock one except the logo (the original was lost) -- from San Diego Gretsch-pert Art Wigg." |
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