Picked up a 1996 Les Paul Special and a 1974 L6S Deluxe recently.
hedzup · Banned Joined Apr 23, 2009 · 357 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • Nov 26, 2017 Picked up a 1996 Les Paul Special and a 1974 L6S Deluxe recently.
M mhammer · Registered Joined Nov 30, 2007 · 24,379 Posts #2 • Nov 26, 2017 Pretty. That's the later L6S model that dumped the rotary selector?
JethroTech · Premium Member Joined Dec 8, 2015 · 455 Posts #3 • Nov 26, 2017 That mid-90s Les Paul Special!! Me want. Very nice.
sulphur · Registered Joined Jun 2, 2011 · 11,831 Posts #4 • Nov 26, 2017 Nice, congrats! They both look to be in nice shape too. What are the pickups in the L6, hard to tell from the pic. Regular HBs, or active?
Nice, congrats! They both look to be in nice shape too. What are the pickups in the L6, hard to tell from the pic. Regular HBs, or active?
hedzup · Banned Joined Apr 23, 2009 · 357 Posts Discussion Starter • #5 • Nov 26, 2017 There were 2 L6s models , the deluxe never had the rotary selector. Jock , thanks . They are regular Bill Lawrence designed humbuckers. Garner , plz don' t tempt me , lol
There were 2 L6s models , the deluxe never had the rotary selector. Jock , thanks . They are regular Bill Lawrence designed humbuckers. Garner , plz don' t tempt me , lol
Chitmo · Premium Member 64 Gretsch 6120, 65 Fender Tremolux and a 58 Supro 1624T Joined Sep 2, 2013 · 3,116 Posts #6 • Nov 26, 2017 Happy NGD
Fox Rox · Premium Member Joined Aug 9, 2009 · 327 Posts #7 • Nov 26, 2017 Both look great, but I love that LP Special. Enjoy!!!
BSTheTech · Registered Joined Sep 30, 2015 · 1,864 Posts #8 • Nov 26, 2017 The L6S looks like a double neck Les Paul with only one neck.
