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This guy has it. It is rare to see a young guy with fire like this guy has. He obviously pays attention to detail. You got all thumbs up from me guy!

Definitely the Gibson sounds better. It has a tighter sound. Gibson uses a solid body, not glued wood. You will find that the Epiphone Les Paul looks like the Gibson Les Paul from the surface, but the Gibson uses more solid and sturdy material while using less pieces on the body and the neck.

Gibson Les Pauls are better quality all around. Epiphones are lighter because there IS less wood. If you strip an Epiphone down you will find holes drilled in the body to make it lighter=less resonation. So even putting great pickups on an Epiphone is like spray-painting a doggie present.

another way I found that makes it easy for me to remember the sharps and flats for each key all consist on the low E and the A strings. Start on G note on the 6'th string for the key of G and the sharp will be F#, jump a 5th up to the D note on the A string to the D note, key of D will have F and...

I have a Peavey Classic 50/410 as well. Here is a trick I stumbled on. Plug the guitar into the normal input, and in the bright input plug a spare 1/4" plug into the jack only halfways. I do this using a spare headphone 1/4" adapter. I don't know the reason why it works good, but it does. It soun...