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It worths each cent
An absolutely awesome guitar! That kind of instrument that sings by itself, even if you put some random notes, it sounds like it was on purpose.
UPD in 6 months: I'm not a pro-musician at all, but always liked to play guitar and decided to invest a bit into my hobby and jump from LPJ to the Classic one. It was kinda expensive for me. Before the first touch of the guitar. Now I'm really happy with it and after 6 months of usage the only thing I can complain about is my hesitation :) I've started to play more with the guitar because it brings that feeling that you're holding something really special and high quality in your hands, so you just want to get a strap on you and play a couple of riffs.
UPD in 6 months: I'm not a pro-musician at all, but always liked to play guitar and decided to invest a bit into my hobby and jump from LPJ to the Classic one. It was kinda expensive for me. Before the first touch of the guitar. Now I'm really happy with it and after 6 months of usage the only thing I can complain about is my hesitation :) I've started to play more with the guitar because it brings that feeling that you're holding something really special and high quality in your hands, so you just want to get a strap on you and play a couple of riffs.
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Beautiful guitar..
Pickups sound amazing on distorted as well when clean, Metal, rock & roll. Feels solid with neck through body sustain, more room for lower fret playing due to the comfortable single cut. Strings and neck with perfect action. Pay attention to the chrome parts (tuning nobs, jack plate, bridge) of the guitar as they are easily stained with your fingerprints. If you ever want a change u could remove the pick guard and it gives you a totally different look.
Very happy with guitar..
Very happy with guitar..
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My favourite one
Let's start with the flaws :
- The dots on the side of the fingerboard aren't correctly aligned
- The switch turns on itself
Except that, this one is a beast of a guitar! It sounds exactly like a Les Paul should sound.
The various pickup options are very well thought and make it a very versatile guitar. I mostly play on the bridge humbucker but use the splitted bridge and the out-of-phase option for specific applications.
I'm however not sure of the utility of the bypass of the tone pot for the bridge humbucker. But it's there and it's not a problem. ;)
I finally found the Gibson pickups a bith harsh and swapped them for an SH-6/SH-2 combo. The neck sounds now clearer and with a "glassy" touch and the bridge has more gain and is tighter, exactly what I was looking for.
She's now my number one guitar!
- The dots on the side of the fingerboard aren't correctly aligned
- The switch turns on itself
Except that, this one is a beast of a guitar! It sounds exactly like a Les Paul should sound.
The various pickup options are very well thought and make it a very versatile guitar. I mostly play on the bridge humbucker but use the splitted bridge and the out-of-phase option for specific applications.
I'm however not sure of the utility of the bypass of the tone pot for the bridge humbucker. But it's there and it's not a problem. ;)
I finally found the Gibson pickups a bith harsh and swapped them for an SH-6/SH-2 combo. The neck sounds now clearer and with a "glassy" touch and the bridge has more gain and is tighter, exactly what I was looking for.
She's now my number one guitar!
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Great quality! Stellar customer service!
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Everything you love about Les Paul… and more!
Les Paul has been my dream guitar for so long, but when I finally jumped the bridge, I knew it has to be *this one*. The push pull tones are absolutely fantastic. The sound is rich and deep but the single coil mode sounds more like a Strat. I've never seen a guitar so versatile!
Sure, the modern is a bit lighter and features lock in tuners unlike this one, but it'll cost you about $100 to change them and you'll have a prettier guitar.
Sure, the modern is a bit lighter and features lock in tuners unlike this one, but it'll cost you about $100 to change them and you'll have a prettier guitar.
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