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« Gibson Les Paul Studio »
Published on 09/14/03 at 15:00I purchased this guitar new for around $1300 at Guitar Center in Charlotte, NC.
The craftsmanship of this guitar is astonishing. The neck is very smooth playing with the '59 Les Paul neck profile. So if you don't have $5,000 to dish out on a '59 this is the way to go. It is a very sweet fat sounding guitar is great for all styles. I use it in my metal band and again in school for Jazz. The wood is very sturdy and nice looking.
The weight is a little bit of a turnoff weighing in around 9 lbs it is a back breaker. Other than that I love it.
It has a '59 Les Paul neck profile and a beautiful finish. It has a mahogany back and neck with a carved maple top. It has a tuned o matic stop bar tail peice configuration. It has a rosewood fretboard with pearl trapezoid inlays.
It is the sweetist guitar I own and it is an awesome all around guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The craftsmanship of this guitar is astonishing. The neck is very smooth playing with the '59 Les Paul neck profile. So if you don't have $5,000 to dish out on a '59 this is the way to go. It is a very sweet fat sounding guitar is great for all styles. I use it in my metal band and again in school for Jazz. The wood is very sturdy and nice looking.
The weight is a little bit of a turnoff weighing in around 9 lbs it is a back breaker. Other than that I love it.
It has a '59 Les Paul neck profile and a beautiful finish. It has a mahogany back and neck with a carved maple top. It has a tuned o matic stop bar tail peice configuration. It has a rosewood fretboard with pearl trapezoid inlays.
It is the sweetist guitar I own and it is an awesome all around guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com