Gibson Custom 1955 Les Paul Goldtop with P-90's/Wraptail Bridge - Performance

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The Gibson Custom 1955 Les Paul Goldtop with P-90's/Wraptail Bridge from the "1955 Year of Innovation" Series. Guitar legend Jeff Pevar demonstrates this awesome reissue guitar from Gibson. Available only at Musicians Friend Private Reserve. Call 1-800-343-9795
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/

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  • @Matt86Man To a point,true tonal quality depends ultimately on the individuals' ability on

    the instrument.

  • Awsome guitar and awsome playing...There is a new Les Paul out its called Les Paul studio 50's Traditional I think. It has no binding on the neck or body and the body is chambered, 2 P90's, few options for worn finishes. Stop tailpiece and the the Abr -1 bridge I believe. How do you think that would measure up compared to this one? I am interrested in one but have not had a chance to hear one in action...

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  • amistak ? I guess you would pronounce that " a mistake" ?

  • Those bends around 1:54 made me cry! So beautiful!

  • @amistak80 and ur gay. Go troll somewhere else.

  • Nice!!

  • @thelonius23 This is a Gibson custom, which means super high end guitars, The "studio" series are in the very beginning of the les paul series (Studio>Standard>Standard Plus/Pro>Custom) so yuo cannot compare those two instrument. Anyway I've heard that the 50's tribute's pickups were way too hot, but it's still a nice looking instrument lol

  • Hell ya....that's what I'm talkin' about! Tasty playin!!!!

  • What is the difference between a guitar with a wraptail bridge and a guitar without it?

  • @Matt86Man yeah, not too much though. for example, heavy strings are for solid playing (jazz, rock, metal) while slinkies are for more laid back, fluid playing (blues, country, alternative). I personally prefer slinkies.

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