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whitton Gibson Les Paul Standard Bass: ... all around good bass, not the best for learners. The tone out of this bass is tremendous but you do sacrifice alot for this bass. Yes, you get the glamourous look and x-factor but the bass, similar to the guitar, is heavy and gets hard to play when you get to the 20-24 fret zone (Depending on the neck size). Also, it doesn t "like" slappin n poppin as the pick-ups are moderate for pick-ups that come with...
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Gibson Les Paul Standard Sparkle Gibson Les Paul Standard Sparkle
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Gibson Zakk Wylde Flying V Gibson Zakk Wylde Flying V
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Gibson Traveling Songwriter Gibson Traveling Songwriter
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Gibson Thunderbird Studio Gibson Thunderbird Studio
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Gibson Thunderbird IV Gibson Thunderbird IV
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Gibson Super 400 CES Gibson Super 400 CES
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Gibson Southern Jumbo Gibson Southern Jumbo
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Gibson Souther Jumbo Gibson Souther Jumbo
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Guitar / Bass Guitar - Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Cutaway Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Cutaway
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Gibson SJ-200 TV Gibson SJ-200 TV
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whitton Gibson Acoustic Guitars
... guitar is probably the best guitar you can start with as they can be sold cheap and are pretty much expendible. You don t need the best of the acoustic guitars to begin, all you need is a cheap 6 string 20~ fret acoustic guitar. However, If you go for an electric guitar you have to pay for the guitar AND an amp AND the leads. If you just bought an acoustic guitar and you didn t like it, it would only be a small cheap expence wasted, but if you bought an electric guitar, its a fairly expensive waste. Plus, playing acoustic guitar is great for quite jams with friends, great for acoustic sets (Good money for bands who play acoustic sets) and even begging (Alot of mo...
Read the full review: Broad term, but you gotta learn by whitton
gummblefish Gibson Les Paul Standard Raw Power
... simply the Gibson Les Paul series is the best rock guitars ever made! Full of character and tone, the les paul takes a bite and just keeps chewing. This is the sound of the most driving rock songs and blues alike. No other guitar sounds like it, or plays for that matter! The action on the guitar is superb and made for lead guitarists, you can get right up the fret board. The tone is second to none, can go from a gorgeous warm, bluesy sound to a raw, nasty, mechanical driving sound. Perfect for riffs and licks. There is no comaparison to this guitar imagine your favourite rock records without this guitar....aghhhh!!!!..its ok your in a good place! This guitar will ne...
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richard_richard Les Paul Standard
... Introduction A few montha ago I decided that it was time I purchased a new electric guitar. My faithful 1988 Gibson Les Paul has served me well for the last 9 years and is still going strong. The thing is though it’s now starting to increase in value and become a nice little investment so it could do with spending a bit less time on a beer soaked stage around clumsy band members and other musicians (including myself)! So a new guitar then, but what make should I get? A metal pointy thrash machine like an Ibanez? Nah! Not my style and they look so flimsy that they’d last five minutes! A Paul Reed Smith? Nah! Lovely guitars but I’m not paying nearly three grand for the...
Read the full review: 2001 Gibson Les Paul Standard by richard_richard
 
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