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  1. It was a guy called Steve Carr who built it. There's an interview with him here : http://www.acefrehleylespaul.com/SCInterview.html On this site there are also some pages on the "smoke bomb" and "rocket launcher" Les Paul's Ace used through the years.
  2. Aah, thanks for that advice. I was affraid to have gone crazy. I'll make some measurements to check things out. While I'm in there I'll also have a good look around the solder points. Once again, thanks !!
  3. The best advice is to get back on your meds. If I could ever get tone pots in any guitar to start adding gain after 10+ years I would get a patent on it and make tons of money hand over fist. Personally, You have probably changed something - like an amp, or a cable, or a new stompbox, or installed new pickups... No I haven't done anything to it. But eh... you wouldn't be interested in a one of a kind, gain adding, pot, would you ?
  4. I just noticed the tone pots in my LP copy started adding gain to my guitar's signal. Narrowed it down to the guitar causing it. Also noticed a large presence peak in my tone. I always have my volume and tone knobs on 10. I always had a nice open tone on both pickups. Since this morning my bridge pickup has an enormous resonance (presence) peak. Sounds similar to a "half cocked" wah or an oscillation. Tones out of my rig are now very shrill during the initial attack and decay very rapidly Never heard this before in the 10+ years I play this particular guitar. Are the pots / caps dying on me? Or would a broken solder joint be more likely ? Any advice? Thanks everyone.
  5. Awesome project. I just wish I had half of your woodworking skills. Keep up the good work !
  6. I must be a bit color blind. I like it a lot anyway. Thanks for elaborating on the paint used.
  7. Looks like a nice finish to me. I really dig the red metal flake. Thumbs up !
  8. You guys continue to amaze me with the sheer quality of your work. I can only hope for my projects to come out similarly.
  9. Aggresive design. I like it a lot.
  10. I've had good experiences with the Norton (DP160) in the bridge and the Air Norton in the neck of a basswood bodied guitar. Nice warm tone, plenty of scream in them if you want that. Not sure if it's your cup of tea though.
  11. This is going to be good ! Love the theme you've got going there.
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