it sounds great through both my solid state and tube amplifiers and has great action after about 3 hours of working on it. how MUCH do these monsters weigh? the 30 year wait to get one of these has been well worth it. for a 28 year old guitar (it's a 1983) it's in pretty good shape with minimal corrosion on the hardware and very little finish damage (just a few dings on the headstock with some of the black pinstriping missing) the one thing that shocked me though is that it makes a Les Paul feel as light as a plywood/masonite Danelectro. i got it home and cleaned it up (all dirty and grimy after not being used for 20+ years) set the truss rod and neck angle and put some new DR Tite-Fits on it and it plays nicer than any of my other guitars. i tried telling him that the guitar was worth several times what the stereo equipment was but he didnt want to hear it, he wanted the stereo and didnt want the guitar.

i was expecting a crappy old yamaha or johnson strat copy so when i got to this guys house you can imagine my total shock when he brought a sunburst T-60 out of his closet.

i had some stereo equipment from the mid 90's for sale or trade (worth about 75 dollars total) and i had mentioned in the ad i'd trade it all for an electric guitar as i wanted something i could modify and beat on without having to worry about hurting one of my really good guitars. I got my T-60 a few days ago, after lusting for one for more than 30 years.

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