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ok what im looking for

p90s (id probably be ok with 1 actually)
less than $1k, the less the better obviously
lighter is better because i have a muscle in my shoulder/neck area that hates heavy ass guitars when im standing up (i had a '70 les paul custom for a while LOL WUT it was like 25 lbs)
i also like white guitars

I think these are a beaut

http://www.hansonguitars.com/cigno-st.htm

Although i have no idea how much they weight and that info's apparently not in their site
And no white color option either

That new 2014 Melody Maker would be real light.
There's also Fender's Modern Player Thinline Deluxe.

oops...very important...

24.75 scale length is a must

http://www.reverendguitars.com/instrument/sensei-290/


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probably the best at that price point, reverends rule

i just heard a chior of angels

i have a couple of first gen les paul studio 50's tributes that are killer. they are weight relieved as well. they pop up on ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gibson-Les-Pa ... 4d18ef6b83

i haven't play the newer version:

http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/electric_ ... 1610201632

Gibson Les Paul Junior in white.....

This is something I'm actively looking for as well. If you aren't in a rush, you can find an LP JR [single or double cut] with P-90s for about $600 used…sometimes less. There was a TV yellow DC on Portland's craigslist for $650 today.

You can also find an SG Classic [stock P- 90s] for about $700-$900, also sometimes less. Something I've been really mulling on is looking for an SG Standard and swapping in some of the Lollar P-90 in a Humbucker size pick ups. This is totally color based. I can find a Black or White SG standard used for about $750, but the cherry or tobacco one is nearly impossible to find, or is up closer to $900. Add in pickups and you are a bit over your price. I am not 100% positive, but I think there was a short run of SG Standards that had P-90s stock as well.

Big thing for Gibson's, imho, is you need to try them out. One can be magical [love my LP] and another total shit. Unfortunately, I've played more tonally dead Gibson's than not...

totally agree on that. after buying the last guitar sight unseen i vowed not to do that again

theres a reverend dealer near here, and theres always cl of course...

http://hagstromguitars.eu/index.php?opt ... 8&Itemid=5

never actually played one, but duuuude

hagstrom's have really skinny necks that i am very down with

reverends are built in korea, inspected and set up in livonia mi

hagstroms...wood sourced from north america, cant tell if they are made in korea or china, or if this is a model-dependent thing

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Yeap!
Or the Fender MP Tele Thinline Deluxe.