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@Eracer_Team-DougH & @NeilES335 will probably laugh at me because of my timing, but I have considered adding a spare to my ES-335 type D’Angelico from time to time. Doug’s purchase brought back memories of my first Sheraton which, I guess, would be considered Sheraton-I (not Sheraton-II as I mentioned in Doug’s thread) by today’s standards. Although it was a decent guitar, the stock pickups would not give me the sound I really wanted. The pots were not top of the line, either. I traded it in when I got the D’Angelico. The Sheraton has been upgraded since then, and the coil-tapping equipped vintage humbucking pickups along with 1” 500K Ohm pots make it a real deal at a reasonable price. I must admit that I love the ProBuckers. The guy at Long & McQuade plugged it into a Vox amp for me and there wasn’t enough time before closing to test another one. Another guy was pounding away on a piano and the louder I got the louder he got. The setup was great right out of the box. The neck pickup volume knob kept coming off during coil-splitting, but they fixed it on the spot. Anyway, got home, plugged it into my amp and sonic delight came out. I still have more testing to do, but my first impression is that the Sheraton-II Pro sounds as good as my D’Angelico. I got my spare. By the way, until the end of March 2018 you can ENTER TO WIN this baby.

A Les Paul for $99. Watch the video. https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/26607-epiphone-les-paul-sl-review