TOM WITTROCK | Original GIBSON LES PAUL 1958 REISSUE - Made in 1959 - Burst

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CustomGuitarVideo.com Tom Wittrock explains how he chooses the right vintage Gibson Les Paul 1958, 1959, 1960 Burst or Goldtop and which features are more desirable for him. The Burst Brothers explain why Gibson produced the best Les Pauls ever within this time period. In the second half of the video clip Tom talks about the differences in sound between a real vintage guitar and a reissue. Beautiful footage of Tom's original 1959 Les Paul # 9 2012.

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  • wonder if it costs less just to make one yourself? id like to try that!

  • I think is snob to own this guitars only for it´s value and put it on a wall, like an ornament.... but... joe bonamasa for example owns and tours one and it sounds amazing. The truth is tht is a great guitar. i don´t know if it is the best guitar ever made, but it´s amazing in terms of look and it sounds amazing. The PAF´s sounds amazing.

  • all that fake ageing is crap. however for a few hundred thousand dollars you can own a '59 Lester. i can't stand those two burst brother snobs. people spend way too much time worrying about "vintage" and not enough time thinking about the playing. i wonder how many "help-me" box's this guy uses?

  • God, I wanna try her...

  • 4.50 Remi Gaillard

  • @murfdog19 The Beano Burst was released two days ago. It's on the Gibson site now.

  • @murfdog19 i have to lean toward what you are saying, most of the 1960 tones i've heard sound significantly better than its 1959 counterpart. ie> check out fretted Americana's 60's vs 59's..Tom Wittrock also says the bursts do not fade on the later 59's & most of the 1960 finishes, because they started to perfect or sig improve the paint materials & finishing processes at the end of the 59 run and into the 60's and beyond..you can see most 60's & later show a better burst which did not fade.thx

  • @MOSKII58 Everyone assumes it was a '60 because Clapton remembers it having a very thin neck. Gibson is actually reproducing the "Beano Burst" which will be released in January, and it's based on a 1960 Les Paul Standard.

  • @murfdog19 Are you sure Clapton played a 1960, I always read that he played the 1959, but its only what i've read online...

  • how much does the re-finishing of that 1959 affect the value? its beautiful none-the -less..

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