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MGR/Jerry « Gibson Les Paul Standard »
Published on 12/31/04 at 15:00I ordered the Les Paul from Gibson U.S.A. thru Music Gallery in Highland Park, Illinois in 1993. Gibson was ready to start production and I received one of the first basses made. I paid about $1300 U.S. and I received it in about 3 weeks.
In almost 12 years of playing it is still has the origional factory setup. The action is fantastic barly having to press down on the strings to make the notes sound. I have been a bass player for 26 years and I have played many different basses the Les Paul bass is in my opinion the best bass in the world. I never had any problems with the setup, pickups, or electronics. It is a beautiful vintage sunburst with a carved top and mother of peral inlays on the neck and headstock.
Nothing
100% quality and craftsmanship. Not a single flaw.
I am not sure of the price today of the Gibson Les Paul Standard Bass, But I think it is worth every penny.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
In almost 12 years of playing it is still has the origional factory setup. The action is fantastic barly having to press down on the strings to make the notes sound. I have been a bass player for 26 years and I have played many different basses the Les Paul bass is in my opinion the best bass in the world. I never had any problems with the setup, pickups, or electronics. It is a beautiful vintage sunburst with a carved top and mother of peral inlays on the neck and headstock.
Nothing
100% quality and craftsmanship. Not a single flaw.
I am not sure of the price today of the Gibson Les Paul Standard Bass, But I think it is worth every penny.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com