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When Guns N' Roses entered the studio in 1986, Slash pawned most of his gear. Band manager Alan Niven brought him a 1959 Les Paul replica built by California luthier Kris Derrig, loaded with Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pro pickups. That counterfeit created the Appetite guitar sound. Once touring trashed the Derrig, Slash bought two Gibson factory seconds named Jessica and Stephanie. Jessica remains his primary stage instrument today. Source: Slash interview with Guitar World (April 2023) detailing the Derrig replica and his 1988 factory-second Gibsons. Tags: Slash, Guns N Roses, Kris Derrig, Gibson Les Paul, Paradise City, guitar tone, Appetite For Destruction, Seymour Duncan, Joe Perry, Zakk Wylde #Slash #GuitarGear #GunsNRoses #LesPaul #RockHistory

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