Last week, Don fielded our readers’ latest guitar-related questions about his Boss chorus, the original color of his ’59 Les Paul and which slide guitar player fascinates him today.

His responses to these and more are now online in our updated Guitar Q & A with Don.

Don took time from his busy schedule to respond to some music and guitar-related questions in our regular Guitar Q & A With Don. As expected, readers are curious about Don’s take on the new Gibson custom shop Don Felder signature models.

Due to the number of submissions, you may not see your specific question appear this month. Don answers them randomly, so just sit tight until the next round.

We’ve long since grown numb to hearing about new iPhone apps, but this one we saw via Mashable we thought was pretty awesome.

Have a look at the iRig for iPhone (also iPad or iPod), which lets you plug your instrument into a mobile device and listen through headphones or connect to an external system. Take it a step further with AmpliTube software and voilà, you’ve got yourself virtual pedals, amps and cabinets!

That “big guitar tone” heard on Already Gone, pick-ups on the Les Pauls, the source of that distinctive sustain in Visions and acoustic vs. electric guitars on stage and in the studio.

This and more as Don answers the latest fan questions in our Guitar Q & A.

We’ve updated the site’s popular “Guitar Q & A with Don” section with the latest round of readers’ guitar and gear questions. Topics on tap this time around include pedal steel amps, 12-string acoustics, the tuning on “Good Day in Hell” and a mysterious black Gretsch. Find out what Don has to say over on the Q & A page.