MGR/ROD « Gibson Les Paul Studio »
Published on 12/27/02 at 15:00I got this guitar for christmas. My parents got it from Zzound.com, it coast $1100
EVERYTHING. Kick ass color, wine red, chrome hardwear, feels great, amazing tone, with my digitech RP50 and the two alnico gibson pick-ups you can make this guitar sound just like any bands sound, really stays in tune. perfect stock action for stardard tuning and pretty good for down tuning. and its a gibson of course so you get great quality, sound, and heritage. and it comes with a case with a combo lock!
not much, getting strap locks are a must, and the last 2 frets are a little hard to reach, pretty damn heavy, and cleaning and care is needed very much to keep it looking clean.
great, its heavy so its very solid. there was however a wear mark where my arm rests on the body since its about 1 3/4 inchs thick, i dont know if it came like that, but i dont care because i love this guitar.
KICKS ASS, if you want a les paul and you can aford this one get it, unless you can get a more expensive one, then get that one
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
EVERYTHING. Kick ass color, wine red, chrome hardwear, feels great, amazing tone, with my digitech RP50 and the two alnico gibson pick-ups you can make this guitar sound just like any bands sound, really stays in tune. perfect stock action for stardard tuning and pretty good for down tuning. and its a gibson of course so you get great quality, sound, and heritage. and it comes with a case with a combo lock!
not much, getting strap locks are a must, and the last 2 frets are a little hard to reach, pretty damn heavy, and cleaning and care is needed very much to keep it looking clean.
great, its heavy so its very solid. there was however a wear mark where my arm rests on the body since its about 1 3/4 inchs thick, i dont know if it came like that, but i dont care because i love this guitar.
KICKS ASS, if you want a les paul and you can aford this one get it, unless you can get a more expensive one, then get that one
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com