Les Paul RB Continental Case drop test next?

Les Paul-style guitars are built different than the Strat that appears in this video. LP style guitars have a tilt-back headstock that is glued onto the neck. Viewers of this video have also been asking us for a tilt-back stress test as well. I'm afraid of heights but we'll look into it! ;-)

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• Les Paul
• Les Paul Guitar
• Reunion Blues
• RB Continental
• United Breaks Guitars
• NAMM

[reunionbluesgigbags]

Hello fellow musicians. - John Maher here from Reunion Blues. We received so many requests (challenges) to try this with a more fragile tilted headstock guitar that we decided to go ahead and give it a shot. I placed it in the video response here so you can see the result. Stay tuned for more tests with all types of instruments and thanks for watching. - JM!

[reunionbluesgigbags]

Aw com'on guys! We did it TWO TIMES for crien' out loud and I'm scared to death of heights on top of THAT. We made sure there were no edits so viewers couldn't accuse us of switching out instruments, and it actually landed on its side on one of the tosses. PLEASE don't make me go back up there again! :-)

[OtherRealmer]

It got knocked out of tune but is otherwise fine...

Can you try dropping it headstock-first next? That's where guitars are most fragile.

[TheEagleOfTheNight]

thums up if guitar world or n e other guitar mag sent u here

[vibhaspatil002]

Try this on a neck through bodied guitar

[greengtrs]

Show me clear close ups of the neck joint at the body on either side and the back of the neck at the nut area...from the 3rd fret or so...

And let's see you do that with a real Gibson...

I carried one of my PRS's in one of your bags for years...they are really good bags...this one looks great but I still want to see some clear close ups afterwards.