Sunday, November 26, 2006
Les Paul Studio
The Les Paul Studio enhances the solid, proven design of the world’s most famous guitar with a sleek, no-frills look and is the favorite of guitarists who demand traditional Les Paul performance with a modern attitude. Features include a carved Maple top, Mahogany body, Alnico magnet humbuckers.
Gibson Les Paul Standard
The Gibson Les Paul Standard 50’s neck electric gives you the benefits of a gorgeous "AA" grade Maple top, vintage style tuners, traditional 50’s style neck, and Gibson Burstbucker pickups, which produce slightly more output than any previous Standard pickups. Impressive looks and great sound, y
Gibson Les Paul Special
Take what is already a great valued Gibson electric guitar, and add two hot, contemporary Alnico humbuckers, and voila....you get the Gibson Les Paul Special with Humbuckers. Great for beginner guitar players! Includes a free Gibson electric guitar gig bag - a $48 value.
Les Paul Classic
The coveted Les Paul Classic is based on the original from the '60s. The Classic features a slim taper neck and slightly hotter exposed coil pickups than some of the other Les Pauls. These features give the Les Paul Classic a bit more aggressive feel and sound while still retaining the essence of the original.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Gibson Les Paul is The Sound Of Rock
Big fat heavy tone. That just about sums up the Gibson Les Paul. This guitar is known for more hard rock sounds than any other. When you pick one up it feels just as heavy as it's sound. The classic finish on the standard models is just incredible to look at. These guitars come with two humbucking pickups. Play through the bridge pickup and you get the classic hard rock heavy crunch and incredible nasty leads. Switch to the neck pickup and you've got heavy blues.
Some notable guitarists have defined the Les Paul sound. From Jimmy Page to Slash the sound is unmistakable. I'll be posting about some of these guitarists and describing the different Les Paul models and some vintage blasts from the past in future posts.
Some notable guitarists have defined the Les Paul sound. From Jimmy Page to Slash the sound is unmistakable. I'll be posting about some of these guitarists and describing the different Les Paul models and some vintage blasts from the past in future posts.
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