1980 Gibson Les Paul Pro Deluxe Ebony P-90's with 1979 Hiwatt Custom 100

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We have some impressive guitars here at Watchtower Guitars, and we're trying to get really great demo videos for all of you to check out. Here's our 1980 Gibson Les Paul Pro Deluxe Ebony P-90's. This incredible guitar sounds amazing, and here's a quick demo of Jon using the 1979 Hiwatt Custom 100 amp with it. The pedal board is loaded with the Universal Audio Golden Reverb, Strymon El Capistan delay, Langraff Dynamic Overdrive, and Shin's Music Cleandrive. We hope you enjoy and please let us know if we can help you with any questions!
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[@marknachmias423]

Does the Neil thing really well even though those aren't the pickups in Old Black

[@jonskibic3796]

For true Young you will need a Firebird pickup in the bridge.

[@agtronic]

A tip: The bridge isn’t grounded on these, so touching the strings doesn’t reduce hum / buzz. Run a small wire from under the bridge grommet to the knob box and ground it there. Makes a hell of a difference. (Unless you are trying to keep it as original as possible). Gibson apparently stopped grounding the strings for a little while during this era because of the danger of two prong power cords on amps. Not really a concern today.

[@Steven-re3tx]

I always run both channels.
JUSTSAYIN'.

[@stephenoneill245]

Looks like the guy's playing my guitar - ebony, cream gear, chrome tombstone tuners, P90s, "Made in USA", etc. I'm told they were built between 76-82, but the ser. no. on mine starts with 99, so that makes it 1975? I'm thinking of selling it, but wherever I look the values are all over the shop, from disappointing to mouth watering. Any ideas? PS: if this thing's paintwork is nitro, how can you touch it up if you can't get that paint any more?