floyded LP's

[Blazer]

Epiphone makes a Floyd Rose equipped version of their Gothic Les Paul.

And they have done so for several years already, as you can tell by this picture, the Floyded Epi has a thinner body, I guess that makes sense seeing how one would have the rout away a lot of wood from the back to make a Floyd Rose fit an LP-style body.

Another company that have been making Les Pauls with Floyd Roses for years is Fernandez, their Burny range features a couple of Les Paul Custom style solids with Floyd Rose Bridges and cool features such as the sustainer. Both Steve Hackett (Genesis) and Robert Fripp (King Crimson) use those as their main guitars.

[necrotechno]

Epiphone makes a Floyd Rose equipped version of their Gothic Les Paul.[/IMG]

Not anymore. They also did the Goth Flying V and Eplorer with a Floyd, but it was only for one year.

[scotty]

They make a Alpine White one.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Epiphone-Limited-Edition-Les-Paul-Studio-Electric-Guitar-with-Floyd-Rose-Tremolo?sku=519398

[cdwillis]

This is probably off topic, maybe but I've wondered for a while what a ES335 type with a Floyd would be like, Ibanez actually made one, I can't be arsed to research it, any one the model?

I dunno about the Ibanez but Yamaha came out with a guitar like that for Wes Borland:

http://www.yamaha.com/guitars/products/productdetail/0,,CNTID%25253D545033%252526CTID%25253D,00.html

[Blazer]

Hey you guys I can't believe we forgot about another Les Paul styled guitar with a Floyd.


And I guess the ESP KH3 must be the best known Floyded LP out there.

And earlier versions even had a matching body outline.

[scotty]

I never counted those as LP with Floyds just for the fact they are not made of mahogany.

[Mario8672]

That KH headstock is ghastly.

[Blazer]

That KH headstock is ghastly.

But it's also a nod to one of Hammet's first Gibsons: a melody maker.

[shobet]

Reading John Entwistle's guitar collection book there's a Les Paul standard in there with a locking nut and what looks like a Kahler on it.









It's a 1960 std...

[Blazer]

Reading John Entwistle's guitar collection book there's a Les Paul standard in there with a locking nut and what looks like a Kahler on it.









It's a 1960 std...

Yeah but don't forget that back then there was no such thing as a vintage guitar. Entwistle probably thought that that Lester was a perfect canidate for a Kahler because it was "Just an old guitar, no harm done."

[shobet]

Yeah but don't forget that back then there was no such thing as a vintage guitar. Entwistle probably thought that that Lester was a perfect canidate for a Kahler because it was "Just an old guitar, no harm done."

Nope, he said he got it to save ware on his '59!

I wish I was rich and what a way to go, coked off your tits with a lady of ill repute! My hewo...

[roodyrocker]

Here's some more shots of the Floyded LPs:




And here is the Alex Lifeson Sig ES-355 which I'm surprised no one mentioned:

[Devnor]

I was excited about the Floyded Les Paul until I realized it was non-floating...basically a glorified Wolfgang.

[JDouglee]

I was excited about the Floyded Les Paul until I realized it was non-floating...basically a glorified Wolfgang.

Huh? I wouldn't exactly call it that.

It's not routed as deep as some, but I think there's at least some pull up. Plus it's a Les Paul.

[necrotechno]

Looks like that Silverburst has some up-routing. Placement of the controls is what bothers me.

Look at the way that guy is "fondling" the horn of the SG in the background...