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MGR/Rick Secchi « Epiphone Les Paul Standard »
Published on 05/22/03 at 15:00I bought this piece of heaven, from Coda-Music in London, for a good £309. I needed something that wasn't too intimidating, and fairly cheap. As a teenager, who'd been playing for about 2 years, and sick of strat copies, the Les Paul was a treat.
The finish on this baby is beautiful.I got it in the sunburst. I was lucky not to get the floresent green plastic tuning pegs, and got the better metal ones instead. This guitar makes anyone look good. From metal to blues, this guitar is right for the job. Its not as heavy as people may say it is, its just right.
Its a bit of a pain to keep clean. To keep its beautiful look and shine is hard to for fill. It isn't made in the U.S. Its also a pain that it doesn't say Gibson on the top! And its a lot more fragile than a strat. But no real problems, due to the playable effect of it.
Its very well built. The look is amazing. It sounds really good. It almost is a real Gibson, and is a good buy.
If you see this guitar in a shop, play it, buy it, and I promise you that you won't regret, not buying it. It's worth it, believe me.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The finish on this baby is beautiful.I got it in the sunburst. I was lucky not to get the floresent green plastic tuning pegs, and got the better metal ones instead. This guitar makes anyone look good. From metal to blues, this guitar is right for the job. Its not as heavy as people may say it is, its just right.
Its a bit of a pain to keep clean. To keep its beautiful look and shine is hard to for fill. It isn't made in the U.S. Its also a pain that it doesn't say Gibson on the top! And its a lot more fragile than a strat. But no real problems, due to the playable effect of it.
Its very well built. The look is amazing. It sounds really good. It almost is a real Gibson, and is a good buy.
If you see this guitar in a shop, play it, buy it, and I promise you that you won't regret, not buying it. It's worth it, believe me.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com