Nice demo.Could you please mention the neck profile. You can determine by comparing it with rounded 59' profile comes on studios and early 50's profile on historic series like R7.
Nice demo.Could you please mention the neck profile. You can determine by comparing it with rounded 59' profile comes on studios and early 50's profile on historic series like R7.
it's good, but somehow when i heard the Gibson Les Paul Studio '60s Tribute demo, my heart is melted... its got a twangky strat like, but with dark and warm les paul sound... it was amazing...
I prefer the sound of Burstbucker Pro's over 57 Classics. The Standard '08, sounds great right out of the box. If I ever bought a Traditional, I'd have to get rid of the 57's and put some BB's in there. Or maybe a Duncan JB/Jazz set.
@lafleur887 You got that right....He sits in the store and jams for a little while and it is amazing the sounds he gets out of less expensive gear. You would think he was playing through a $3000.00 amp and a Suhr guitar!
@21aap Yes you could remove the pickguard. Seymour duncans would change the sound so you would be able to pick what pickup would be best for your playing style.
@DFMerlino The Standard and the Traditional LP are both carved top which means the carve the wood from the center to the edges of the body. The Figured top means the use either a Flame maple or a Quilted maple top which has a nicer grain in the wood. I would go with the Traditional LP.
@121drummerboy Hi, This guitar feels good, awesome feel to the neck. Crazy long sustain! Very clean. Or very nice sweet overdrive. Or very dirty distortion. Whatever you like, it does it. Also have a es137 which has went up in price from $1600 to $2049 in 4 years. I don't know yet how this one will do. I wanted the 490r/498t pups like the es137 but the 57 classics are just as good. I have had this LP for 2 days. I would not trade her for anything. best wishes...
@LesterPaul01 Both have carved tops, but the regular Traditional has a AA maple cap. Go with the Trad. Plus if you want coil-tapping and locking tuners. I guess some people want the heavier body and beefy neck but with additional features like coil-tapping and locking tuners...however that doesn't strike me as being as "traditional" so far as Les Pauls are concerned.
@mtmusicgear Didn't you mean to say the Trad. PRO. If you want coil tapping and locking tuners. I own a Trad plus. And it has 57' classic, classic plus and no coiling tapping. Rock on.
Does Mark wear glasses? There's always that pair on the Deville so...
Maybe he's like me and cannot play with his glasses on!
It always catches me off guard when he doesn't wear his scarfs (spelling?) like in this video, I'm so used to him wearing one!
Yeah I know, pay attention to the guitars right?
Are left-handed guitars any more expensive than normal ones? I'd hate for that to be the case, I was planning on getting a new Les Paul but I'm a lefty so....
@NstuffMusic Oh, wow, that's actually a lot less than what they are at the Guitar Centers around here.... I might have to think about getting one from you guys! Thanks!
@will30x When the switch is pointed towards your/his face, it's in the "Neck" or "Rhythm" if you're Gibson @.@, position and if it is pointed facing towards your leg it is in the "Bridge" or "Treble" position. Then if it's facing straight out then it's both pickups and in the "Middle" position
hope you don't mind if I ask you but... I'm just wondering... Is the Les Paul traditional that you're playing by any lucky chance good for playing jazz as well?
I know perfectly well that a 335 style is more suitable, but I happen to be quite keen on the LP traditional in particular. I usually play blues where, I understand, a Les Paul should be more than "at home" but from time to time I find myself wondering around in the jazz zone...
@gian20072007 Throw that neck pickup on and there ya go! In my opinion if you like the way a guitar plays and you are comfortable with it, then go for it, in a worst case scenario maybe change a pickup out.
@TheThepurplebird I agree with you entirely but I believe that I'm not that wrong if I say that some guitars are more suitable than others for jazz. For instance I definitely won't recommend a solid body with active pick ups like it may be the les paul Zack Wylde. Am I wrong?
@TheThepurplebird Anyway I have to admit that even if my "morbid guitar dream" is a Gibson Super 400 CES and I really don't have the gift to understand nowadays metal, I find quite interesting the flying SGV Wylde (or whatever the name is, I mean the Flying v with the upper body of the SG)
@gian20072007 beutiful instrument, i only play semi/hollow guitars because i just prefer them to solidbodies, the black es 355 with bigsby is not worth 4k but its beautiful and im savin for it
@TheThepurplebird Have you ever considered the Heritage equivalent for the Gibson 335? I understand that they make quite good instruments and they are just a little less expensive than the Gibson.
This was played on a solidbody Les Paul Custom--the Traditional is a solidbody (Modern Les Paul Standards are Chambered) so I really think it just comes down to what kind of amp/sound distortion devices you are using.
I have a Les Paul Traditional desert Burst (same as in the video) and i absolutely Love Love Love it :D I've only had it for a few weeks but I'm still in love :) PS. I'm only 14 so i enjoy playing new music but the classics on this guitar sound amazing.
@GuitardedDude88 A Gibson Les Paul Traditional is a timeless classic you can play any style of music. Thempickups are very versatile because the are not real hot so you can control them.
I would like to have the standard 08, because the weight is not so heavy. But to be honest, in the both videos, the traditonal sounds better to me, fatter and more the sound I expect from a gibson les paul,
hi, in terms of sound and quality performance, this guitar its bether than a LP standard? im gona buy one of these two and im just cant decide it by myself ^^ so i prefer to ask to someone who has played them yet, thanks for your response, and sorry if my english its mesed up jehjeh
@Silverius009 Man, you have to go to a guitar ctr or the like, and play them for your self. The 08' standard has bb pro pickups, they have stronger mags than the Trad. I prefer and own the trad because I play blues and classic rock. The 57' classics are smoother sounding pups. And I like the heavy weight of the trad. When I open up my twin, and with a good od pedal, it's tonal bliss. The louder or softer you play it' keeps it's rick tone. The standard has great tone too. I like vintage tone
@Silverius009 Man, you have to go to a guitar ctr or the like, and play them for your self. The 08' standard has bb pro pickups, they have stronger mags than the Trad. I prefer and own the trad because I play blues and classic rock. The 57' classics are smoother sounding pups. And I like the heavy weight of the trad. When I open up my twin, and with a good od pedal, it's tonal bliss. The louder or softer you play it' keeps it's rich tone. The standard has great tone too. I like vintage tone
@PinchPotPeterPan The Traditional is more like a old school Les Paul. The Standard has updated locking tuners and they sound chamber the body to make it lighter. Any questions let us know. Thanks, NSTUFFMUISIC.
@MrManson94 No, You would have to install 4 conductor pickups so you can split the coils. Gibson makes the Burstbucker in 4-conductor but it does not come stock on the guitars.
This sounds awsome to me.... like a LP should sound! I'm now wondered would the Earvana nut system if fitted on a Gibson take away their trade mark sound...
I bought a Traditional Plus about a year & a half ago. The first one kept going out of tune all the time. I sent it back to Gibson and they kept it 4 weeks. Finally their techs said the neck was warped and they sent me another one right away. This one is perfect. Their stuff isn't made like the old days. I was just playing in my bedroom and went to adjust one of the volume knobs and it cracked off :-( Cheap plastic. Made a call to Gibson and they sent me Four knobs in about 2 weeks. Heavy axe
@hawg427 I just got one of these on ebay, and it has tuning problems also. The neck isn't warped either. I think they are using Corian for the nut (why??), and I hear my strings "chink" as they bind at the nut. I guess I'll have a graphite nut installed on it or something, it's not of much use going out of tune every couple of songs. Makes me mad though, because I cut my teeth on a Les Paul back in the day; they're sure not the same quality. Gibson should be ashamed of themselves
@Sweeper5 I guess with ebay it's hit or miss. I bought my TRad of ebay from a lady and she lied about how many dings the guitar had but it turned out to be a gem. It has the extra light brown fretboard, with I love. and I saved well over a grand. Rock on
@LesterPaul01 Yes, you are right about ebay. I really love the guitar though...it's in immaculate shape and it sounds like a LP should. I've lubed up the nut so it's better. But still, I have to have teflon or graphite one installed to really fix it. I'll do that though, it'll cost me about $80, so that's alright. Will be worth it to make this annoying tuning issue vanish. No other problems with it though...pretty great LP. Mine's a goldtop. mmm!
@hawg427 Where did you buy it from? I got mine off of ebay used and it's a gem. The lady I bought it from lied about how many digs it had, but the mechanics are spot on. Saved a ton of doe. I will say the lp standard is a sweet. Most players don't like the chambered body. It kinda has the tone of a 339. I want my LP to sound like a LP. Heavy and fat.
It comes in either a one or two piece solid mahogany back
NstuffMusic 3 weeks ago
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Nice demo.Could you please mention the neck profile. You can determine by comparing it with rounded 59' profile comes on studios and early 50's profile on historic series like R7.
Thanks
zifirblues 4 weeks ago
Nice demo.Could you please mention the neck profile. You can determine by comparing it with rounded 59' profile comes on studios and early 50's profile on historic series like R7.
Thanks
zifirblues 4 weeks ago
Dear Mark
Would this guitar be similar to an older Les Paul Standard?....Say a 1989 Standard with 57" pups?
winwin997 1 month ago
it's good, but somehow when i heard the Gibson Les Paul Studio '60s Tribute demo, my heart is melted... its got a twangky strat like, but with dark and warm les paul sound... it was amazing...
nobleblood100 1 month ago
Are these two piece backs?
jobryan26 1 month ago
Next paycheck can't come faster!!!!!!!!!
bloc22 1 month ago
For those who wonder, this guitar is not chambered but it does still have weight relief holes.
acledfloyd 1 month ago
Those 57 classics are lush pickups! Great for all sorts of rock.
Arktik83 1 month ago
I prefer the sound of Burstbucker Pro's over 57 Classics. The Standard '08, sounds great right out of the box. If I ever bought a Traditional, I'd have to get rid of the 57's and put some BB's in there. Or maybe a Duncan JB/Jazz set.
HearingLossProvider 1 month ago
what a beautiful guitar
FortecProductionz 1 month ago
This guy is a genious...you could give him a chinese stratocaster and I'm sure that he will get a great sound out of it
lafleur887 2 months ago 3
@lafleur887 You got that right....He sits in the store and jams for a little while and it is amazing the sounds he gets out of less expensive gear. You would think he was playing through a $3000.00 amp and a Suhr guitar!
NstuffMusic 2 months ago
can you remove the pickguard? and does it still sounds good if I replace the Pick-ups with seymour ducan's?
21aap 2 months ago
@21aap Yes you could remove the pickguard. Seymour duncans would change the sound so you would be able to pick what pickup would be best for your playing style.
NstuffMusic 2 months ago
The guy looks like Vin Diesel......
tiguisboy 2 months ago
2 questions:
1. I dont know the diference between carved top and figured top.
2. I like to play some crunch rock kinda ac/dc aerosmith/ kinda tone so would you recoomend a standard or traditional?
DFMerlino 2 months ago
@DFMerlino The Standard and the Traditional LP are both carved top which means the carve the wood from the center to the edges of the body. The Figured top means the use either a Flame maple or a Quilted maple top which has a nicer grain in the wood. I would go with the Traditional LP.
NstuffMusic 2 months ago
@NstuffMusic ok thanks a lot!
DFMerlino 2 months ago
sounds the same as the other les pauls ha ha ha
fretboarder 2 months ago
Ross Kemp!!!
Jordan53951 2 months ago
Could someone tell me what makes these guitars more that £3000, Like is it the build quality, how long it lasts, special features etc. Cheers :)
121drummerboy 3 months ago
@121drummerboy
NstuffMusic 2 months ago
@121drummerboy Hi, This guitar feels good, awesome feel to the neck. Crazy long sustain! Very clean. Or very nice sweet overdrive. Or very dirty distortion. Whatever you like, it does it. Also have a es137 which has went up in price from $1600 to $2049 in 4 years. I don't know yet how this one will do. I wanted the 490r/498t pups like the es137 but the 57 classics are just as good. I have had this LP for 2 days. I would not trade her for anything. best wishes...
divie137 2 months ago
Hey Marc, how do you rate the Traditional plus?
LesterPaul01 3 months ago
@LesterPaul01 Well if you like figured tops than the plus would be the way to go. But the regular traditional sings great!!!
NstuffMusic 3 months ago
@LesterPaul01 Both have carved tops, but the regular Traditional has a AA maple cap. Go with the Trad. Plus if you want coil-tapping and locking tuners. I guess some people want the heavier body and beefy neck but with additional features like coil-tapping and locking tuners...however that doesn't strike me as being as "traditional" so far as Les Pauls are concerned.
mtmusicgear 2 months ago
@mtmusicgear Didn't you mean to say the Trad. PRO. If you want coil tapping and locking tuners. I own a Trad plus. And it has 57' classic, classic plus and no coiling tapping. Rock on.
LesterPaul01 2 months ago
Does Mark wear glasses? There's always that pair on the Deville so...
Maybe he's like me and cannot play with his glasses on!
It always catches me off guard when he doesn't wear his scarfs (spelling?) like in this video, I'm so used to him wearing one!
Yeah I know, pay attention to the guitars right?
Are left-handed guitars any more expensive than normal ones? I'd hate for that to be the case, I was planning on getting a new Les Paul but I'm a lefty so....
TheEternalLeader 3 months ago
@TheEternalLeader We have a left handed LP Studio in Wine Red in stock $1169.99
NstuffMusic 3 months ago
@NstuffMusic Oh, wow, that's actually a lot less than what they are at the Guitar Centers around here.... I might have to think about getting one from you guys! Thanks!
TheEternalLeader 3 months ago
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/watch?v=_Qs6qflQXas for these guys who think the Traditional is better than the Standard :) Sunburst is the Standard
UltimateStratocaster 4 months ago
is the gibson lp traditional suited for hardrock and somekinds of metal?
21aap 4 months ago
@21aap Heck Yeah!!
NstuffMusic 4 months ago
The last pickup you played is the bridge pickup, and you say the neck pickup? or im wrong?
will30x 4 months ago
@will30x When the switch is pointed towards your/his face, it's in the "Neck" or "Rhythm" if you're Gibson @.@, position and if it is pointed facing towards your leg it is in the "Bridge" or "Treble" position. Then if it's facing straight out then it's both pickups and in the "Middle" position
TheEternalLeader 3 months ago
Hey mate, those tuners are actually Tone pros 'TPKB3' just sayin
11Pauly 4 months ago
That guitar is so fucking hot.
TheWallGuitar 4 months ago
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TheWallGuitar 4 months ago
brilliant playing dude
4gameplay 4 months ago
@snowfosho2 The traditional is supposed to be like a modern version of a '59 with a slim neck. If you want vintage sounding go with this
TheHuMoCa 4 months ago
Which would you prefer for a more hard bluesy, classic rock sound : the '58 reissue LP, the Traditional LP, or the Traditional Plus?
vanzeposmith910 4 months ago
@vanzeposmith910 The 58 Reissue is by far the nicest. $2999.99 at nstuff call 412-828-1003 or email ask for jason not on website.
NstuffMusic 4 months ago
pretty flat with a little more Bass..the the presence is up a little past half too....hope this helps!
NstuffMusic 4 months ago
Can you please be so kind to tell me your EQ setting on your amp? I have the same amp & guitar, and I love your tone. Thank you so much~~~
HappyGuitarFellow 4 months ago
Iam 500 $ away from that guitar:))!!!
TheABLTZ 5 months ago
@TheABLTZ Let us know when your ready and we will get you a good deal nstuffmusic
NstuffMusic 5 months ago
@TheABLTZ
Wuhhuu :)
Tell us when you have the Les Paul! :)
RadhaDaSilva 4 months ago
Whoever wants to know how a guitar should behave should play this guitar.
MasterxMorgan 5 months ago
the clean tone is fantastic, super clear, good thickness, CLEAN! any chance posting your amp settings?
belrocksg 5 months ago
hope you don't mind if I ask you but... I'm just wondering... Is the Les Paul traditional that you're playing by any lucky chance good for playing jazz as well?
I know perfectly well that a 335 style is more suitable, but I happen to be quite keen on the LP traditional in particular. I usually play blues where, I understand, a Les Paul should be more than "at home" but from time to time I find myself wondering around in the jazz zone...
Thank's for your time
gian20072007 6 months ago
@gian20072007 Throw that neck pickup on and there ya go! In my opinion if you like the way a guitar plays and you are comfortable with it, then go for it, in a worst case scenario maybe change a pickup out.
NstuffMusic 6 months ago
@NstuffMusic Thanks awfully!
gian20072007 6 months ago
@NstuffMusic Thanks awfully
gian20072007 6 months ago
@gian20072007 you can play jazz really on any guitar you just have to know how to use tone knobs and your amp
TheThepurplebird 5 months ago
@TheThepurplebird I agree with you entirely but I believe that I'm not that wrong if I say that some guitars are more suitable than others for jazz. For instance I definitely won't recommend a solid body with active pick ups like it may be the les paul Zack Wylde. Am I wrong?
gian20072007 5 months ago
@gian20072007 no of course ignoring any of the those ugly metal guitars you can use any "classy looking" guitar cause they will have decent pickups
TheThepurplebird 5 months ago
@TheThepurplebird Anyway I have to admit that even if my "morbid guitar dream" is a Gibson Super 400 CES and I really don't have the gift to understand nowadays metal, I find quite interesting the flying SGV Wylde (or whatever the name is, I mean the Flying v with the upper body of the SG)
gian20072007 5 months ago
@gian20072007 beutiful instrument, i only play semi/hollow guitars because i just prefer them to solidbodies, the black es 355 with bigsby is not worth 4k but its beautiful and im savin for it
TheThepurplebird 5 months ago
@TheThepurplebird Have you ever considered the Heritage equivalent for the Gibson 335? I understand that they make quite good instruments and they are just a little less expensive than the Gibson.
gian20072007 5 months ago
@TheThepurplebird ya they are great instruments but they just dont sell really well when you want to get rid of it
TheThepurplebird 5 months ago
@gian20072007
watch?v=rAoY7uTDxhA
This was played on a solidbody Les Paul Custom--the Traditional is a solidbody (Modern Les Paul Standards are Chambered) so I really think it just comes down to what kind of amp/sound distortion devices you are using.
MichaelCox 5 months ago
I heard that some 08' Trads received a one piece back. Is that true?? great playing, great guitar.
LesterPaul01 6 months ago
@LesterPaul01 mine is a 2011 and got one piece mahogany back, weighs 9.3lbs and I LOVE it!!!
Punkdebutique 6 months ago
A traditional is better than a standard?
pacokja 6 months ago
@pacokja yes
astrophysics123 6 months ago
@astrophysics123 thanks
pacokja 6 months ago
It is a Sennheiser 906. $189.00 at Nstuff music.
NstuffMusic 7 months ago
Please Tell me which mic you use to record ? it's SENNHEISER ?
Kropas1 7 months ago
Small distinction...however this is a "Traditional Plus" in Desert Burst. Not trying to flame or be a dick.
Sn4pDr4gon 7 months ago
How much for that guitar?
scorpionguitar 7 months ago
@scorpionguitar $2099.99 with case and free shipping if your not out of the country call 412-828-1003
NstuffMusic 7 months ago
hi mark what do you recommend better? this one or 2008 standard? thanks
MrDvirHamadbir 7 months ago
@MrDvirHamadbir i prefer the standard model---it's lighter and resonates almost like a 335---thanks!!!!!!
NstuffMusic 7 months ago
I have a Les Paul Traditional desert Burst (same as in the video) and i absolutely Love Love Love it :D I've only had it for a few weeks but I'm still in love :) PS. I'm only 14 so i enjoy playing new music but the classics on this guitar sound amazing.
SYDTV16 8 months ago
That was clean.
officershrute 8 months ago
Gibson guitar on a fender amp? this isnt a starburst comercial lol
manthony6594 8 months ago
tried this out at a local guitar shop, came home with a 2500 dollar guitar :P
joniiboy 8 months ago
Hey Mark, I get the vibe that you don't dig the Traditional that much. If this is true, please tell me why???
LesterPaul01 8 months ago
Maybe getting this. I play a lot of hard rock, metal, classic rock and all the modern stuff. Would this guitar suit me and how are the pickups?
GuitardedDude88 8 months ago
@GuitardedDude88 A Gibson Les Paul Traditional is a timeless classic you can play any style of music. Thempickups are very versatile because the are not real hot so you can control them.
NstuffMusic 8 months ago
Hows the weight on that guitar?
guitargenious101 9 months ago
@guitargenious101 It's not sound chambered like the standard so it has some weight typical Les Paul.
NstuffMusic 9 months ago
I took a Traditional and an 08' Standard off the wall here at the shop to the shipping room scale.
Traditional 9.6 lbs
08' Standard 8.2 lbs
NstuffMusic 9 months ago
I would like to have the standard 08, because the weight is not so heavy. But to be honest, in the both videos, the traditonal sounds better to me, fatter and more the sound I expect from a gibson les paul,
So how big is the weight difference?
sleepy4x 9 months ago
All of your videos have this classy elegant vibe going. I love watching them - they're a very refreshing change.
audiotrax2000 9 months ago
how do I get that exact guitar with a slim taper 60s neck..?
1algerial1 9 months ago
hi, in terms of sound and quality performance, this guitar its bether than a LP standard? im gona buy one of these two and im just cant decide it by myself ^^ so i prefer to ask to someone who has played them yet, thanks for your response, and sorry if my english its mesed up jehjeh
Silverius009 9 months ago
@Silverius009 I like the LP Traditional it's more like the old school Les Paul's.
NstuffMusic 9 months ago
@Silverius009 Man, you have to go to a guitar ctr or the like, and play them for your self. The 08' standard has bb pro pickups, they have stronger mags than the Trad. I prefer and own the trad because I play blues and classic rock. The 57' classics are smoother sounding pups. And I like the heavy weight of the trad. When I open up my twin, and with a good od pedal, it's tonal bliss. The louder or softer you play it' keeps it's rick tone. The standard has great tone too. I like vintage tone
LesterPaul01 8 months ago
@Silverius009 Man, you have to go to a guitar ctr or the like, and play them for your self. The 08' standard has bb pro pickups, they have stronger mags than the Trad. I prefer and own the trad because I play blues and classic rock. The 57' classics are smoother sounding pups. And I like the heavy weight of the trad. When I open up my twin, and with a good od pedal, it's tonal bliss. The louder or softer you play it' keeps it's rich tone. The standard has great tone too. I like vintage tone
LesterPaul01 8 months ago
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Is that a sticker on the bridge pickup can you take it off?
guitargenious101 9 months ago
Is that a sticker on the bridge pickup?
guitargenious101 9 months ago
@guitargenious101 Yes, it's a sticker that say's the guitar is Pleked.
NstuffMusic 9 months ago
Can you do guitar demos with a different amp every once in a while? This much compression bugs me... :/ Great demos though.
GabrielRO8 9 months ago
what is the difference between a 'Gibson Les Paul Traditional' and a 'Gibson Les Paul Standard'? thank you
PinchPotPeterPan 10 months ago
@PinchPotPeterPan The Traditional is more like a old school Les Paul. The Standard has updated locking tuners and they sound chamber the body to make it lighter. Any questions let us know. Thanks, NSTUFFMUISIC.
NstuffMusic 10 months ago
Guyssss I need help. I'm contemplating between the standard and the traditional please help
manasawala 10 months ago
looks like he keeps reaching for the whammy - looks like a strat purist!! Nuthin wrong wid dat, just saying, great playing btw love it!
michaelgjanzen 10 months ago
Mark.... here's why mark is one of Pittsburgh's best guitarists.
Greetings from your old Pal Bugsy in Tampa Bay.
bugsycline 10 months ago
Nice work Mark. I always enjoy ur videos
countroshculla 10 months ago
does this guitar have any push/pull pots?
TehSxeNerd 10 months ago
@TehSxeNerd No push-pull pots.
NstuffMusic 10 months ago
good lord, i'm getting me one! wonderfull sound! Can you tell me what settings you are using on the amp?
kik0387 11 months ago
would it be possible to install a coil-tap on this?
MrManson94 11 months ago
@MrManson94 No, You would have to install 4 conductor pickups so you can split the coils. Gibson makes the Burstbucker in 4-conductor but it does not come stock on the guitars.
NstuffMusic 11 months ago
Fuuuuuck I want that guitar! Nice review btw.
Mtc529 11 months ago
This is how a real Les Paul should sound!
Narutogotguts 11 months ago
FINALLY... a legit Les Paul Traditional Demo video where you can hear what the guitar can really do
RFV410 11 months ago
This sounds awsome to me.... like a LP should sound! I'm now wondered would the Earvana nut system if fitted on a Gibson take away their trade mark sound...
Guitarman55555 1 year ago
@Guitarman55555 I do not think it would take away from the sound.
NstuffMusic 1 year ago
very good!
ROGEBRASIL 1 year ago
i'll let u all in on a secret, the Godin Exit 22 sounds almost exactly like this and is ONLY $499.00 and it's Made in Canada :)
MarijuanaGood4U 1 year ago
@MarijuanaGood4U
it looks the price.
royalknight2 1 year ago
@MarijuanaGood4U .........NO.
bloc22 1 month ago
Finally . A decent Traditional Les Paul ; Not a fancy Custom Shop one. Great Demo , live your work.
HavocBillz 1 year ago
Out of all the demo artists I have seen and heard on YouTube, this guy is the absolute best. Pleasure listening to and watching him.
1946dodge 1 year ago
I bought a Traditional Plus about a year & a half ago. The first one kept going out of tune all the time. I sent it back to Gibson and they kept it 4 weeks. Finally their techs said the neck was warped and they sent me another one right away. This one is perfect. Their stuff isn't made like the old days. I was just playing in my bedroom and went to adjust one of the volume knobs and it cracked off :-( Cheap plastic. Made a call to Gibson and they sent me Four knobs in about 2 weeks. Heavy axe
hawg427 1 year ago
@hawg427 thnx for sharing!
abzoluut 1 year ago
@hawg427 I just got one of these on ebay, and it has tuning problems also. The neck isn't warped either. I think they are using Corian for the nut (why??), and I hear my strings "chink" as they bind at the nut. I guess I'll have a graphite nut installed on it or something, it's not of much use going out of tune every couple of songs. Makes me mad though, because I cut my teeth on a Les Paul back in the day; they're sure not the same quality. Gibson should be ashamed of themselves
Sweeper5 1 year ago
@Sweeper5 I guess with ebay it's hit or miss. I bought my TRad of ebay from a lady and she lied about how many dings the guitar had but it turned out to be a gem. It has the extra light brown fretboard, with I love. and I saved well over a grand. Rock on
LesterPaul01 11 months ago
@LesterPaul01 Yes, you are right about ebay. I really love the guitar though...it's in immaculate shape and it sounds like a LP should. I've lubed up the nut so it's better. But still, I have to have teflon or graphite one installed to really fix it. I'll do that though, it'll cost me about $80, so that's alright. Will be worth it to make this annoying tuning issue vanish. No other problems with it though...pretty great LP. Mine's a goldtop. mmm!
Sweeper5 11 months ago
@hawg427 Where did you buy it from? I got mine off of ebay used and it's a gem. The lady I bought it from lied about how many digs it had, but the mechanics are spot on. Saved a ton of doe. I will say the lp standard is a sweet. Most players don't like the chambered body. It kinda has the tone of a 339. I want my LP to sound like a LP. Heavy and fat.
LesterPaul01 11 months ago