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MGR/Mike « Epiphone Les Paul Custom »
Published on 02/20/04 at 15:00I bought this amazing instrument at The Guitar Center for 500.00 U.S.A
Everything. The neck , the feel, the shape, the color(Ebony with Gold Hardware), even the way it sounds without the amp. My Les Paul Custom came with Gibson stock pickups, Grover Tuners, and an all-mahogany body. It was also assembled in the U.S.A, I believe in Tennessee.
It's kinda heavy because it's all mahogany. I also had a little bit of fred buzz on the D string but that was easily fixed.
The quality and construction was great, built like a tank. The setup was perfect from the factory. Besides the fret buzz everything is great. I've heard stories of the pickup switcher getting messed up but it hasn't happened to me(knock on wood).
Very great sounding and well-built guitar. Beats any strat I've played. I recommend this instrument to anybody who is a serious player, you wont be sorry for buying it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Everything. The neck , the feel, the shape, the color(Ebony with Gold Hardware), even the way it sounds without the amp. My Les Paul Custom came with Gibson stock pickups, Grover Tuners, and an all-mahogany body. It was also assembled in the U.S.A, I believe in Tennessee.
It's kinda heavy because it's all mahogany. I also had a little bit of fred buzz on the D string but that was easily fixed.
The quality and construction was great, built like a tank. The setup was perfect from the factory. Besides the fret buzz everything is great. I've heard stories of the pickup switcher getting messed up but it hasn't happened to me(knock on wood).
Very great sounding and well-built guitar. Beats any strat I've played. I recommend this instrument to anybody who is a serious player, you wont be sorry for buying it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com