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Vid above ^ shows carol with some interesting guitars.(jazzmaster (w. Doo-hicky/whammy) & a homemade guild 12!) here's her recollections- @ good read!her comments on es-175!

What was your basic rig during your session days as a guitarist? I started with the Epiphone Emperor and Gibson amp, and quickly bought a Fender Jazzmaster. It had that doo-hicky on it and sounded good, but I changed the pickups for more potent ones.

I got a Gibson 12-string acoustic and turned a Guild electric into a 12-string electric before they ever made electric 12-strings for studio work. I also used a banjo and a mandolin, and I bought a gut-string guitar and a Dano bass. You were required to have all of those instruments for record dates. And I bought a Fender Concert amp with an open back and reverb. I even used a fuzztone made by Gibson in the early ’60s, instead of taking one tube out of your amp to get that sound! My favorite guitarists back then were Howard Roberts, Joe Pass, Barney Kessel, Wes Montgomery, George Benson, Charlie Christian, of course, Mundell Lowe, Johnny Smith, John Pisano, and a couple of players back East, too – Grant Greene did some nice things, as well as Kenny Burrell and John Collins. La session scene was based on fact that great jazz players, couldn't find lucrative socal jazz gigs so turned to studio work.why you have hardcore jazzers like tommy tedesco, bob bain, dennis budimir, carol k, curtis amy, earl palmer, barney kessel etc etc etc.great great players doin pop sessions.sometimes contributing to their madness.like the great tommy tedesco chucking his tele into the air during a 'solo'.haha.