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Another player that I HIGHLY recommend anyone interested in guitar is Andy Timmons. The guy is an ANIMAL on guitar. Years ago I resided in Dallas for fifteen years. Andy had a weekly Wednesday night gig at Blue Cat Blues in Deep Ellum. Anyone around could see one of the best guitarists (Andy)...

If you ever get the chance to go see Greg play THEN GO!! He is the proverbial real deal.

what Greg mentions at the 1:15 to 1:30 time frame is oh so true. Watching other guitarists up close can be a great guitar lesson and I have been doing that for many years. I have gone to many shows over nearly 50 years just to see what guitar players are doing with their hands; after all, that...

old thread/new post I recall seeing a few of these on Digimart back in the day and the photos in the OP look the same as the examples I recall seeing on Digimart. Sellers on Digimart were referring to this model as 'The Jimmy'

Don't know why the J would designate 'Junior' because your LS looks like a copy of a LP Standard but then I'm not up to speed on the more recent LS line, circa 2020. MIJs are a strange breed and that's one reason I like 'em.

I know that we have seen some late 1970s/early 1980s LS50 BB examples in the past that had the black paint stripped and revealed some quite impressive maple tops; flame, figure, birdseye, etc. If I would have owned that LS80 with the 120 stamp in the neck pickup route I would have sanded the...

Interesting that the 2018 catalog is showing Madagascar Rosewood for the LS390. I imagine the OP's LS200 is a 2020 example so, it would seem odd to have 'Jacaranda' on a 2020 LS200 example when the 2018 info is showing a LS390 with a maddy board. Just looking at this logically but then the MIJ...

That is a very cool fiddle siamackz :cool: congrats on a killer first build!! (y)

The J in LS200 J VF could signify 'Jacaranda' but that is a guess. Difficult to tell from your photos but the fingerboard looks like it could be Jacaranda. Also, doesn't seem anyone here knows what Jacaranda actually is and the point has been debated to death. Nice guitar tho' and good luck

that girl has some serious curves :cool: what is the neck thickness like at the 1st to 3rd fret area?

also original to the guitar I'm assuming since it is a 1200 that fingerboard looks absolutely sick and Brazzy :cool:

legitimate matched sets of Zs are getting more scare, quite rare it would seem and they are becoming quite expensive here is a matched set of Zs from late 1981 with the 2 hole bobbins that sold a year ago for ball park $2K USD

I have a completely bone stock/original 2000 LS-320 with original Seth Lover pups I would never think of replacing them because they sound like they were meant to be in the guitar :)

****, that is NICE!!

good thread with lots of great info (y)

there are some amazing and fantastic 'favorite' 2022 purchases in this thread!! Thanks to all for sharing and keep 'em coming!!

That is a NICE one; thanks for sharing and Congrats!

I purchased a new 2006 LSS in early 2007; main reason I sold it was the neck was too thin for my taste

that is the most bizarro and different Strat animal ever you should have purchased it just for the WEIRD factor alone and particularly so, since you collect SEs thanks for sharing that

as member Sigmania suggested pics of the routes may help IMO the serial # format and font stamped into the head stock back signifies a Terada made FLG