I really don't understand why everyone thinks that every black Les Paul is a MKH signature, and especially when Matt Tuck is using one, it's ridiculous! It's just a regular Gibson Les Paul with EMG's in it. Matt Heafy's signature is not even a Gibson, it's Epiphone.
Yeah, it's the same set up as hundreds of thousands of other black Les Paul's with EMG's, none of which are a MKH Signature guitar. Honestly, it's just ignorance to think it's a MKH Sig just because it looks this way. They are different in many ways, and the MKH is 100% based on an old Gibson Les Paul, which there literally are millions of. It simply does not matter.
@@oggel33t it isnt really a big deal hahah if it's an epiphone it's probably a Heafy, which is like super close to an actual custom from what i've heard. The only true differences are the headstock, the kill pot and the access heel, so i get why people would think it's a Heafy, but they probably dont know an epiphone headstock
Matthew Fucking Tuck :@..... look at his growls at the end. Amazing
Creo que es el concierto más tierno que han dado estos tipos, me hubiera encantado haber estado ahí
Amazing
Beautiful
Fantastic
Ese di fue un lugar pequeño
I'm sorry for the pits I made at this gig
you were there?
@@AvengedKaushik yup, i was the guy starting the mosh pits in the centre
@@hritikchavda937 lucky you
Kaushik Talukdar was a very good gig
Con que grabaste?
Not it’s not Matt HEAFY BUT MATT TUCK TRIVIUM guitars
Maxime Max actually this is an Gibson LP custom while Matt Heafy uses an Epiphone LP
I really don't understand why everyone thinks that every black Les Paul is a MKH signature, and especially when Matt Tuck is using one, it's ridiculous! It's just a regular Gibson Les Paul with EMG's in it. Matt Heafy's signature is not even a Gibson, it's Epiphone.
+Oscar Nilsson but it's pretty much the same set up
Yeah, it's the same set up as hundreds of thousands of other black Les Paul's with EMG's, none of which are a MKH Signature guitar. Honestly, it's just ignorance to think it's a MKH Sig just because it looks this way. They are different in many ways, and the MKH is 100% based on an old Gibson Les Paul, which there literally are millions of.
It simply does not matter.
@@oggel33t it isnt really a big deal hahah if it's an epiphone it's probably a Heafy, which is like super close to an actual custom from what i've heard. The only true differences are the headstock, the kill pot and the access heel, so i get why people would think it's a Heafy, but they probably dont know an epiphone headstock
He's constantly flat.
Then you do better.
happens to a lot of singers actually.