Roe
Well-known member
after waiting one year, I finally got my lss195 from edo studios:
price was good to.
It is a light and resonant guitar with very thick mids while being articulated. not muddy at all. bass is punchy and tight. way better than the two VOS gibsons I tried and better than one old 64 sg special. (however, one late 60s sg special was really good).
I've changed from modern wiring to 50s wiring and installed treble bypass cap/resisors. also, I've installed gottfried's compensated bridge. it intonates ok but not perfect. it seems that the posts is perhaps 1 mm to far from the neck.
I'm thinking about trying prototype for p90s of ilitich/suhr's bpssc. Also, I'm considering lollars.
I played last nights gig with my 45/100 at full volume and a H75 and a H55 in a bogner OS cab. I think this must have been the clearest and most articulated tone I've ever had. I used a treble booster on the most aggressive stuff, mostly relying on the volume knob.
It is a light and resonant guitar with very thick mids while being articulated. not muddy at all. bass is punchy and tight. way better than the two VOS gibsons I tried and better than one old 64 sg special. (however, one late 60s sg special was really good).
I've changed from modern wiring to 50s wiring and installed treble bypass cap/resisors. also, I've installed gottfried's compensated bridge. it intonates ok but not perfect. it seems that the posts is perhaps 1 mm to far from the neck.
I'm thinking about trying prototype for p90s of ilitich/suhr's bpssc. Also, I'm considering lollars.
I played last nights gig with my 45/100 at full volume and a H75 and a H55 in a bogner OS cab. I think this must have been the clearest and most articulated tone I've ever had. I used a treble booster on the most aggressive stuff, mostly relying on the volume knob.
