u/letmecookbruhhh

Just came home with this 1997 Gibson Earl Scruggs Standard today. It’s in excellent or near mint condition and was previously owned by a collector that didn’t play it much. I just set it up and put in spikes at 7 and 9. I am very pleased with the tone. Crisp bell-like highs with rapid decay and plenty of growl and meat at the low end. Feel like I got really lucky finding this instrument. Will be fun to compare to my Crafters of Tennessee Maple Classic which I enjoy as well.