Lemmo Demo: 1974 Gibson L6-s

Lemmo Demo: 1974 Gibson L6-s

I guess it seemed like a good idea at the time but this Gibson 'oddball' from the mid-70s, the L6-s never really caught on with Jazz players or any other sort of player. They're certainly not the prettiest Gibson but they are a great sounding guitar, some people love them, AND you can generally pick them up at a great price.....!
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