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That is really cool cover❤❤❤

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Cool cool cool rendition ❤❤❤

The actual Standard is absolutely the same Traditional, don't fool yourselves. The only change is a thinner binding, and that's all.

I absolutely love my honeyburst 2022 les paul classic and my favourite thing about it is probably the plain maple top on it as just nice wood grain is very underrated these days! Great video!

The finishes available for the Classic models are more appealing in my opinion. hardware and electronics you can always upgrade.

Can somebody explain the $600 price difference??

ur guitar sounds way thinner . who dont like a fat tone , when comes down to mixing anything story

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Love the video I got both and I love them

Forget American history. This is the type of history that should be taught in schools all across America. 🎸

60s all day. Es-335 for blues/jazz

Hello there is a big problem in your RUclips channel. That's why views and subscribe are not improving

Have a 2014 120th anniv.. Traditional. A 2013 Studio 60's slim w/ circuit board (which I love because it allowed me to install a Jimmy Page wired circuit board Plug and Play) I actually like the sound of the JP board over the Gib. one when playing straight lp sounds. (maybe pot tolerances... I don't know) An '02 Studio w/ 50's neck (something special about that gtr) And a '15 Trad Pro III 60's slim 57 classic. Anyway..... I don't seem to really bother about the different neck profile's, and yes the 2014 is more 50's than 50's and I think that contributes to that "something". I've demo'd a '59 Custom Shop (too heavily "aged" for me) and a new Standard 50's (couldn't really get along w/ the Burstbuckers).. I guess that 2014 is as close as I'm going to get to a '59 and I'm thrilled to have it. (I really do like the limited '59 tribute pickup's) and I'm not going to shell out for an R8, R9 or Custom Shop.... I love that the different LP's have their own personalities, feel and sound. Can't say that for my Prs's. ( Great gtr's, consistent as hell, not over loaded w/ mojo.) and I will say that the '14 Traditional seems to live up to the "Sound and Feel" as advertised.

Well thanks for the explaination! Indeed I prefer the "old" LP sound.... BUT: playability is a VerY big thing for me . . Are you going to compare the "old" LP with the LP-modern with carved out neckjoint for enhanced playability?

So lame....

My classic weighs more than my standard. 🤔

This is a great video, I have recently been wanting a Gibo Les Paul and searching reverb the price of the trads is pretty good so I wanted to know if there are any big differences between the trad and Current Standard, not much if anything in it if you ask me. Cheers.

Hi, thankyou for the video, what's the music at time 0:29 ? Thankyou

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Hi Mike. I recently bought a 2011 Wine Red Traditional. It was in mint condition and looked as if it had never been played. It is my first Les Paul having graduated from an Epiphone and I love it. Thanks for the vid.

I have a 2019 les paul 50's standard gold top 10 pounder with burstbucker 1 and two great sounding guitar.. Depending on how you set your pickup hieght can make the difference.. ,I also have a traditional 50's 2014 with classic 57's ,sound the same to me because I set my pickups to my liking so it is hard to compare... But I will say the new one are a step up in quality or should I say consistency. Gibson has better QC now and taking more pride in what's goes out the door . You don't find many bad ones nowdays.. Nothing is perfect but I remember I tried out about 5 traditional models most had flaws cosmetic such as binding and blemishes that should have never left the factory that way.. but not anymore ,I think the new ones post 2019 are great ,finding one under 9 pounds is not easy . I think no weight reduction and 8.5 to 9 is ideal ,they are out there just have to look little more.. Hard to beat a Standard ....and Gibson should keep it that way.. no need for improvement. It will always sell..

That Blackstar HT Stage 60 amp would throw down some serious overdrive sound. Would have liked to hear it wth the 60s Paul.

Something to think about... the Les Paul standard had almost the exact same specs in 2019 as the classic has today such as coil tappin, weight relief, etc ... minus flame top and locking tuners...in other words the 2020 or newer classic is the 2019 standard. People today buying a standard over a classic are just wasting money for the name or a flame top. It's been proven that weight relief doesn't effect the tone whatever... just watch Darrell Brauns video on RUclips on this. Here's a video on the 2019 standard showing it's for all the same specs as the classic pretty much... ruclips.net/video/1huvvsFt3go/видео.htmlfeature=shared

Couldn’t decide got both

Older les Paul classics (1990-2008) are the best ones. I own one from 2000

Love the video! Answers all the Standard v Classic comparision questions. The out of phase option is pretty cool. Now you dont need to buy the "Greenie". Thanks for posting!

Before I watch this, I must say in all honesty- the absolute best Les Paul I've ever played is the 2022 Classic 60s style in Heritage Cherry. Push pull pots etc I own and have owned- 2011 Les Paul Standard 60s Gold Top 2022 Les Paul Standard 50s Honey Burst Les Paul Custom Cherry Burst 3 DiMarzio Humbuckers 1987 Les Paul Studio Back w Gold 2007 Les Paul Studio White w Gold Les Paul Special Faded - TV Yellow I would highly recommend every one of them. However, there is something about this Classic that is more perfect than the others. The neck, the tones, the versatility, the feel, the look, the weight. Everything is just right. So, I'm here to say- if you're thinking about one of these Classics, I strongly recommend you go for it!

I always liked Les Pauls and I've got a Gibson Tribute but it's really Vivian Campbell who is making me want to buy a standard.

LP Classic? 😍👍

Nice video :)

Some notations as the owner of a 2010 traditional.. it IS weight relieved (trad 9 hole) and has 57 classics, not 59

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I bought a new Standard in 2019, and then a Classic (in ebony) in 2020. The Classic was a new factory 2nd (small buffing issue). I fixed the buffing issue in less than 10 minutes and got it for $1500-1600! Iove them both, but I would probably keep the Classic if I HAD to give up one. It feels identical but sounds ever so slightly livelier and the Standard 'might' sound a little thicker, but they're a hair within each other - even in weight (don't feel ANY weight relief on the Classic. Love the uncovered zebra Burstbuckers - especially with ebony. Both fantastic Les Pauls. The coil split does its own thing. It has nothing to do with trying to sound like a Strat - and it could never get close anyway. Love splitting the neck pickup and rolling back the volume for a great rhythm tone, and then flipping to the bridge wide open, or close, for a solo or for chunk.

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345’s are so beautiful to look at

The limited edition Chicago Blue Les Paul Classic is selling at a local guitar center and its on sale but im a poor person and it makes me sad. I want this guitar so bad lol

Do you think is it better to buy a '60s Standard or a '50s (Humbucker version) Standard Les Paul considering that I already own a '50s Les Paul with P-90 and a SG Standard '61 ? Playing styles are mainly a lot of blues, some classic rock, some pop, some jazz... but no hard rock or heavier playing styles. I like the '61 burstbucker in my SG (and the slim neck too) and like the fat neck of my '50s P90 Les Paul ... but my fear is that the '50s Standard with burstbucker 1 & 2 will sound too close to my P-90 model... and the other fear is that the 60's sound too close to my SG... difficult choice : my need is to find the perfect complement to both my SG & my P90 Les Paul. Thanks for the help.

They're charging you 1k extra for the scratches.

The neck of the 60s is just perfect for my hands, the sound too. A 60s goldtop in my dreams 😊😊

The 2011 Classic has a baked maple fingerboard, so be careful！

Sounds terribly

I bought a Gibson LPJ a few years ago. Way too heavy! My bro' owns it now. Missed out on a cheap SGJ after 😢 but my Epi G400 Goth for $300 Australian is definitely 1 of my favourites! & I own "a lot of guitars"! I'd better dig it out 1 day, soon.

Just picked up a classic today after being impressed by its sound

“There’s no lesser Les Pauls, only morer” Hilarious!