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Published on 08/12/13 at 14:30Made in USA.
- BODY: Mahogany hollow embossed weight (room resonances)
- TABLE: AAA Flamed Maple
- NETS: table cream
- NECK: Mahogany one piece, 60's slim profile type asymmetric
- FINGERBOARD: Rosewood
- FEATURES: Acrylic Trapeze
- SCALE: 24.75
- Frets: 22
- Bridge and Cordier: Tune-O-Matic Tone Pros
- MACHINE HEADS: Chrome Grover locking, ratio 18: 1
- HARDWARE: Chrome
- MICROS: Rhythm BurstBucker Pro (Alnico V) in the neck, Lead BurstBucker Pro (Alnico V) position easel position. These two pickups are split-
- CONTROLS: 2 volumes push / pull split activate the microphones, two tones. Tone 1 puts the neck pickup out of phase tone 2 route the microphone directly to the bridge output jack to avoid loss of definition in the treble frequencies.
- SWITCH: 3 positions
UTILIZATION
Houlalala, the handle 60's slim type is a treat. I feel it was built for my hand. I love it. Not a log like some Les Paul, not too thin. Perfect. I'd rather watch the play and vice versa! Magnificent! The AAA flamed table is sublime. I'm back in all the way, the finish is perfect. One critical Gibson, probably some time, but now nothing to say.
SOUNDS
The sound is beautiful. Sound! True, the only Les Paul! I recently! I simply entertained with its traditional positions Les Paul. I will test later splitted microphones, phase and bypass. Wooaa, it's actually possible. It's beautiful, it's hot. I had a doubt about the body dug, but apart from ease, gentlemen purists, it sounds too good, too good.
OVERALL OPINION
A mechanical lock is GE NIAL. I have another Les Paul lower end but sounds wonderful with extra comfort handle is also equipped with traditional mechanical. It's bad enough I think, we must re given regularly.
Faultlessly for Gibson.
EDIT is a fact about the splits. Skip to the sound of his Gibson guitar strat without changing the dream!
- BODY: Mahogany hollow embossed weight (room resonances)
- TABLE: AAA Flamed Maple
- NETS: table cream
- NECK: Mahogany one piece, 60's slim profile type asymmetric
- FINGERBOARD: Rosewood
- FEATURES: Acrylic Trapeze
- SCALE: 24.75
- Frets: 22
- Bridge and Cordier: Tune-O-Matic Tone Pros
- MACHINE HEADS: Chrome Grover locking, ratio 18: 1
- HARDWARE: Chrome
- MICROS: Rhythm BurstBucker Pro (Alnico V) in the neck, Lead BurstBucker Pro (Alnico V) position easel position. These two pickups are split-
- CONTROLS: 2 volumes push / pull split activate the microphones, two tones. Tone 1 puts the neck pickup out of phase tone 2 route the microphone directly to the bridge output jack to avoid loss of definition in the treble frequencies.
- SWITCH: 3 positions
UTILIZATION
Houlalala, the handle 60's slim type is a treat. I feel it was built for my hand. I love it. Not a log like some Les Paul, not too thin. Perfect. I'd rather watch the play and vice versa! Magnificent! The AAA flamed table is sublime. I'm back in all the way, the finish is perfect. One critical Gibson, probably some time, but now nothing to say.
SOUNDS
The sound is beautiful. Sound! True, the only Les Paul! I recently! I simply entertained with its traditional positions Les Paul. I will test later splitted microphones, phase and bypass. Wooaa, it's actually possible. It's beautiful, it's hot. I had a doubt about the body dug, but apart from ease, gentlemen purists, it sounds too good, too good.
OVERALL OPINION
A mechanical lock is GE NIAL. I have another Les Paul lower end but sounds wonderful with extra comfort handle is also equipped with traditional mechanical. It's bad enough I think, we must re given regularly.
Faultlessly for Gibson.
EDIT is a fact about the splits. Skip to the sound of his Gibson guitar strat without changing the dream!