GuitarHack
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Back to the original question of this thread, maybe it's due to the Luke having fewer options, and therefore fewer flavors to jones after? IIRC, the only options on a current production Luke are piezo and headstock. The AL has those two options, plus bridge type, pickups, and pickguards. The ASS has all that plus fretboard wood and flame or quilt top, and then there's the Axis non-SS, too. Maybe it just seems like it's easier to justify a 2nd or 3rd or 4th AL or ASS as really being different from one you might already have.
Of course the JPs are relatively limited too (inlays and piezo, I think), but with 6- or 7-string flavors...
Of course the JPs are relatively limited too (inlays and piezo, I think), but with 6- or 7-string flavors...