MGR/Anonymous « Epiphone Les Paul Studio Gothic »
Published on 01/04/03 at 15:00I bought this guitar from Shreve Audio in Louisiana for $379.00.
I really like almost everything about this guitar. The finish is great. If you get a scratch in it, all you have to do is get some water and put a little bit of windex in it and wipe it down, and it's good as new. It also comes with great Alnico humbucker pickups which sound a lot better for metal than the usual closed humbuckers.
The only thing that I don't care that much for on it is the neck is a little thicker than I'd like, but that's getting rather picky. Also, the pickup selector switch seems kindof fragile and loose, which makes it hard to do any Tom Morello style riffs selecting the pickups on and off.
The construction of this guitar is great. It's much, much better constructed than the Epiphone Specials that I've seen.
This is a great guitar for just about any type of music. It's the cheapest decent Epiphone, and I think the best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I really like almost everything about this guitar. The finish is great. If you get a scratch in it, all you have to do is get some water and put a little bit of windex in it and wipe it down, and it's good as new. It also comes with great Alnico humbucker pickups which sound a lot better for metal than the usual closed humbuckers.
The only thing that I don't care that much for on it is the neck is a little thicker than I'd like, but that's getting rather picky. Also, the pickup selector switch seems kindof fragile and loose, which makes it hard to do any Tom Morello style riffs selecting the pickups on and off.
The construction of this guitar is great. It's much, much better constructed than the Epiphone Specials that I've seen.
This is a great guitar for just about any type of music. It's the cheapest decent Epiphone, and I think the best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com