PyramidSmasher

I know! I love my Tobacco Sunburst! As far as the P90's, they are Dimarzio Soapbars and I had to file a bit on the corners of the covers to make them work, but it wasn't very much to do at all.

I'm assuming you're talking about the picture in my NGD thread with the tattoo of the outlined figure. That person is my brother, not me. And the Tattoo is from the book Catch 22.

That's awesome dude. I want a '76 Goldtop Deluxe SO bad. My inner Mike Ness is trying to work his way out!

It's a 1980 Les Paul Deluxe!

I added you on Xbox? For Minecraft.

Happy New Year. May it bring you health, success and happiness.

well my 321 has a plek job on the frets so thats part of the reason why I feel it has an advantage over my 121 but the 321's neck is just a little slimmer than it too, and the whole guitar weighs a decent amount more. The maple cap is pretty thick on it.

It was built in Korea. I bought mine on eBay with a case for $600 two years ago. Price seems to be holding at that.

It's my favourite guitar. I notice the pickups are a little anemic when I switch to guitars that have better pickups, but a mild EQ shift on the amp makes up for it. The neck is very fast, the matte finish on the back is super slippery. The neck heel on the RGT guitars is super comfortable. You could spend all day on frets 17-24. The trem is very stable and never falls out of tune. It's impossible to see the side dots because the pearloid binding is so 3D, but I painted lime green nailpolish dots on to fix that. I've been spending more time with my newer PRS SE Torero, but whenever I go back to the RGTHRG it just feels like home in my hands.

It would be hard to negatively effect the tone of a guitar by adding any shape or sort of wood to the top of it, assuming its thin. The tone was great on all of the ones I played.

If I were you, I would definitely try to get one for under $1500, though. If you're going to play it, please be gentle with it - they ding up very easily, since they're oiled mahogany.