Those tiny little round gold stickers on the pick guard are so clever of Gibson. They kind of put you in mind of a Custom shop job but really it says peel plastic cover from the edge 😀
From ~ 8' to ~ 9'30" the boys are talking about the difference between Alnico 2s, Alnico 3s, and Alnico 5s; they assume that the "hotness" of the pickups steps-up with each number. If I'm not mistaken, actually Alnico 2s are "hotter" than Alnico 3s. In other words, Alnico 3's magnets are the weakest of the three.
I boughtvtge 50s Gokdtop. I've waited years to get a proper Les Paul and 2020 was the year. The 50s gas such an open, dynamic tone. Plus the slightly fatter neck is perfect for me.
Came into this video wanting to see the Les Pauls and literally 0:33 seconds in I find myself wanting to throw all of the guy on the rights picks on the floor 😂😂😅😅
It is coil splitting, as in splitting the 2 coils of the 'bucker into a single coil. Coil tapping, on the other hand, is actually tapping the same coil at two points of the winding. -Normal setting is the full wound, normal pup sound. The tap setting takes its tone from wires tapped in at another point with less windings, so a lower output- to get a different color and heat of output from the same pickup. This does not split the coils, unless wired to do so...if that makes sense. It isn't really even a peeve of mine, but i think it would be good for consumers, if there were consistent nomenclature across the board.
It’s only gotten worse with even experts and big name stores referring to splitting as tapping. And saying things like “coil tapping to get that single coil sound.”
I’m confused. I thought it was in 2019 that the Standard ‘50s and ‘60s and Moderns came out and the old ones were discontinued. I didn’t think there was a 2019 Standard with all the coil tapping and locking tuners and compound neck carve.
That good huh? I’m really considering one. I’ve always gone custom shop because I could not stand the color of the binding and plastics on the USA line. They always have that gaudy pinkish/flesh color binding. Have they fixed that? If so I’m getting a Tobacco burst immediately.
Brilliant vid!! All my questions answered, my only worry is how I'd get on with a 50's neck because I have fairly short fingers and am used to a 60's taper neck ( I have a 2016 Standard) I prefer the sound of the 50's LP but will I find the chunkier neck difficult to play?
I have small hands but I primarily play acoustic and I find the 50's to feel almost exactly like my Martin D-28. I feel more comfortable with it's feel than say, my PRS Custom Tremonti. If I were you, I would test out the 50's, the 60's and then try out the Modern. You will like one of them more than the others.
Hey. I would actually say that the new Standard should be compared to the Traditional from the previous range... the standard from previous range should be compared to the Modern range...
Kinda in the same boat as you. I don't own either but my local shop has an R8 and the new standards and I'm eager to find out if that r8 is worth twice as much is the standard.
I own a R8 and the new Standard. The new Standard is a great guitar, no doubt about it. But, my R8 is worth twice the money. Finest guitar I've ever played!
Tony Wilson I have a 2019 SG Standard. Sounds absolutely fantastic. It’s the pots that matter, not whether they are connected by wire or by circuit board-the electrons don’t care. That said, if I wanted to change out any (I had considered replacing the tone knobs with push-pull coil-splits), you have to yank out the whole thing and wire in all-new stuff. Doesn’t add that much to parts cost, but adds to the labor/pain-in-the-ass.
I’m so confused between which one to buy right now. The cherry sunburst standard or the 60’s in ice tea. The ultimate guitar or most preferred one would be a cherry sunburst standard with grover machine heads. I’m going to London in two weeks. Should I buy one there and should I be concerned about it being mishandled on the plane? Is the ice tea color considered to be more of a brown or reddish color on the maple top? Please help.
Go see your doctor and tell them your troubles. Look at yourself! ARE YOU pristine? do you need to be next to a pristine object.? You shouldn't be anywhere near a 1950"s image.
Is it normal, that since I have ordered Gibson Les Paul 2 weeks ago, and still waiting, watched all RUclips videos about Gibson Les Pauls. Or am I going insane?
Panic42000 I have a 2019 Traditional and I have looked at everything about the 50’s Standard and the 2019 Traditional. The differences are basically the pots. Just about everything is the same. Someone in this discussion mentioned that and I agree. There are slight differences. The neck profile may be slightly different. Someone mentioned frets. The 2019 Traditional has low frets. I think the 50’s Standard lists something else. The electronics on both are hand wired. Neither is weight relieved. The 50’s Standard’s supposedly have less flame in the maple similar to the Traditional. The main thing Gibson has done is rebranding and improving quality control. My 2019 Traditional is perfect. I think that some of the quality control changes took place before this new line came out. I’m not disagreeing with anyone else’s statements here, I’m just stating what I think. They really should have compared the Traditional to the 50’s Standard but that would not sell guitars in the new like. Even the pickups and tuners are the same. The 60’s has more changes like Alnico V pickups.
I think a fairer comparison would be with a 19 Traditional. And you can compare the 19 Standard with the 2020 Moderns, which are pretty similar spec'ced.
They can't even get the signal to actually work. They failed electronics school and must repeat the lessons. Active pickup amplifiers can't accept the signal from Gibson guitars. You start off with a Gibson guitar plugged into a GIBSON amplifier. You're crazy.
Off topic I know but dude Rock’n the Goldie sounds jus like the cat from Lock stock and two smoking barrels...the cat that gets shot with the BB gun in the neck... Plank I think was the characters name...
They sound freaking amazing. 60s Hasegawa sizzling snap 50s I prefer neck feel,tone snap. Emotional face expression helps a Guitar player feel it more. Keep the Face. Coupled with breath control. Try it. You'll be killing it when on the mood. Great Demo. Thanks
Wrong. As he played across the fingerboard the notes changed tone from thin to fuzzy. Something's wrong! They stuffed up the electronics. We all know mesa is for EMG pickups not Gibson. Gibson amplifiers are for Gibson guitars. The aftermarket amplifier is Marshall, you idiots. I'll say it again, EMG pickups have mesa amplifiers.
Wow that old generation Les Paul sounded terrible compared to the new ones. I think the big difference might be the hand wiring and orange drop capacitors vs the PCB board crap they were putting in the old generation.
Honestly the tuning issue is becoming a bit meme worthy now. The LP will drop out of tune, primarily when a whole host of things aren't quite right. Might be the nut, might be a good manner of things. The closer the QC reaches the PLEK standard, the less you are going to suffer. Hence the first thing JC did, was hit the QC department hard and do very little else. Things are swiftly improving and the employees are happy, more than they have been in years. And thats important. I haven't had any issues with the new gen release stability wise. Sure the older style design isn't quite as tolerant of bending into the next dimension - but few guitars are. The headstock routing again, gets people chirping away. Yet I haven't found it all that much worse than my dozens of other guitars. If you can play before you buy, get a dealer that inspects and sets-up properly. Even the mighty PRS needs that sometimes if the guitar has to travel some to reach you and the core models are a whole grand+ more expensive than these new guitars. Gibson are starting to get things right. So I'm supporting that. If it makes you more comfortable to give it a year, JC will do great things for quality control. Those are the words of the floor staff, not me. Your choice but I think you'll be surprised, when compared to the internet and its 'Gibson is out of tune after one song' nonsense.
@@libertylizard_ I've seen it - there's an improvement, but I thought they were Pleked by Gibson so that was strange. However it was very small adjustments needed so I guess that could be considered normal for a normal production guitar, ie not custom shop.
The general feedback was that the quality was fine, short of adjustments that they are weary to do as it takes away from the material - so might not suit everyone. Sounds like a copout but depending on your setup preference you can't put back whats been filed away. There's still a ways to go on QC sure enough but they already have better facilities, inspection and most importantly of all, Gibson staff are smiling again. Thats the real 'good sign', a happy team - builds great guitars. Next run should be even better yet. CS will have to step up their game too then lol.
@@ryanriviere6151 well i have japanese les pauls from the 80s which are much better in quality and sound.my 1981 tokai ls200 sound much better than any gibson made from the custom shop.
I miss my Les Paul. Sold it for a song way back when I was broke, now I have plenty of cash but already have my main axe and don’t need any more guitars. Would love to just hold it one more time...
Can relate. Never hurts to have more Guitars. The sense in life, is in the memories and the sentiment; not in the practicality - ofcourse, not to the point of recklessness. Just to the level of making sure that joy isn't burdened with regret. It took me a long time to realize just how magical the sound of a well built and maintained LP really is.
I had a 17 traditional. And I will say this....... these 2020 lines blow the quality control out of the water.. awesome guitars. You buy a new one and you won’t regret it. You’ll wanna be buried with it
Ah there is always at least one of these comments when I pass by. I'm glad people remember it, as the school isn't far down the road from here. So if its of interest; Often, there is a dojinshi convention here, which is I suppose the western equivalent of a manga/anime showing. Recently outside the school, I'm not sure if you will remember the show well or not but if you do; there was a statue, that is outside the main building of Furukawa Tetsujiro. The class would occasionally dress it up with hats and a scarf. Just the other day one of the senior staff, brought out the 50's Standard and played Cagayake for us all next to that same figure and it gathered quite a crowd. It happens now and then, after all the whole place as been renovated to commemorate the great success of K-ON all those years ago. But that sound, so iconic. To some of us, Gibson means a whole lot because of the broad impact its had in our lives in so many ways. And it means a lot to think that they might return to the quality they once had. Best of luck to them and to those that hear something special when they listen to that same sound.
Just to say weve had a few of these on the bench already the tops are badly matched ! These feel and look cheap the type of guitar I expect big catalogue shops to sell. Customers deserve better than badly cut nuts, poor tops, dried out cheap feeling Rosewood boards.... Buy a pre owned Gibson 1990 to 2004 now that's buying authentic not this cheap crap. Branding at its worst....
Those tiny little round gold stickers on the pick guard are so clever of Gibson. They kind of put you in mind of a Custom shop job but really it says peel plastic cover from the edge 😀
I like idea of slimmer neck & bourbon burst, but 50's has the sound I prefer.
You can get a ‘50s Bourbon Burst now.
From ~ 8' to ~ 9'30" the boys are talking about the difference between Alnico 2s, Alnico 3s, and Alnico 5s; they assume that the "hotness" of the pickups steps-up with each number. If I'm not mistaken, actually Alnico 2s are "hotter" than Alnico 3s. In other words, Alnico 3's magnets are the weakest of the three.
Just bought the 50's Standard in tobacco burst. I love it so far. It's a beautiful piece. If you're questioning getting a 2019/2020 Standard, get it!
Wrong.
Do you look pristine?
Your image must be terrible.
Pristine guitar with an unwashed bloke.
Got myself a 50s standard, fantastic guitar.
I tried both of them today and I think I like the lower output pick ups in the 50s more than the higher output pick ups in the 60s version.
I boughtvtge 50s Gokdtop. I've waited years to get a proper Les Paul and 2020 was the year. The 50s gas such an open, dynamic tone. Plus the slightly fatter neck is perfect for me.
Just got a standard 50s. I’m in love
I'm a Fender man at heart... But, these Gibson's sound the bobbins, I can't decide which i like the best.?.!.?.!. Yep I'd would go for the 60's ax...
Came into this video wanting to see the Les Pauls and literally 0:33 seconds in I find myself wanting to throw all of the guy on the rights picks on the floor 😂😂😅😅
I really think the new LP Standard is what it always should've been.
It is coil splitting, as in splitting the 2 coils of the 'bucker into a single coil. Coil tapping, on the other hand, is actually tapping the same coil at two points of the winding. -Normal setting is the full wound, normal pup sound.
The tap setting takes its tone from wires tapped in at another point with less windings, so a lower output- to get a different color and heat of output from the same pickup. This does not split the coils, unless wired to do so...if that makes sense. It isn't really even a peeve of mine, but i think it would be good for consumers, if there were consistent nomenclature across the board.
It’s only gotten worse with even experts and big name stores referring to splitting as tapping. And saying things like “coil tapping to get that single coil sound.”
@@CatharticGuitar also calling a vibrato bar a tremolo bar
@@kilgoretrout3966 ya, and of course a “bolt-on” neck is actually a “screw-on” neck.
The 50s has great dynamics pickups. The 60s has same sound all around. It does not clean up on the lower volume. Not my cup of tea
Waiting for my 2020 60’s unburst lp standard
And?
@@wiseguy9202 your such a douche lol. let him be hyped about it
@@lecanius I want to know what he thinks about it. He obviously has it 5 months later..
@@wiseguy9202 lol i got it all wrong, my bad dude. I read it as an "who cares"
I got an Unburst too!! I love it
I like the Satin finish series more but these are just fine and get the job done! 👍🏼
I’m confused. I thought it was in 2019 that the Standard ‘50s and ‘60s and Moderns came out and the old ones were discontinued. I didn’t think there was a 2019 Standard with all the coil tapping and locking tuners and compound neck carve.
To me that 19 sounds muddy. 60s bright and crisp. Love the warm natural sound of the 50s
The 50’s Standard is like getting a production R9... damn good.
I concur
That good huh? I’m really considering one. I’ve always gone custom shop because I could not stand the color of the binding and plastics on the USA line. They always have that gaudy pinkish/flesh color binding. Have they fixed that? If so I’m getting a Tobacco burst immediately.
No it's not.
Control yourself!
Stop being hysterical.
50's has a nicer dynamic range for me personally.
So what colours do they do in the 60’s range for Leftys?
Brilliant vid!! All my questions answered, my only worry is how I'd get on with a 50's neck because I have fairly short fingers and am used to a 60's taper neck ( I have a 2016 Standard) I prefer the sound of the 50's LP but will I find the chunkier neck difficult to play?
Best thing you can do is get to your local shop and try one man :)
I have small hands but I primarily play acoustic and I find the 50's to feel almost exactly like my Martin D-28. I feel more comfortable with it's feel than say, my PRS Custom Tremonti. If I were you, I would test out the 50's, the 60's and then try out the Modern. You will like one of them more than the others.
Please do the same with new Epiphone's 50's gold top & 60's iced tea!!
Hey. I would actually say that the new Standard should be compared to the Traditional from the previous range...
the standard from previous range should be compared to the Modern range...
exactly right
I can't wait to try a new 50s Std and compare it to my custom shop '58. Is the R8 still worth 2-3x in cash? That's the question.
Kinda in the same boat as you. I don't own either but my local shop has an R8 and the new standards and I'm eager to find out if that r8 is worth twice as much is the standard.
I own a R8 and the new Standard. The new Standard is a great guitar, no doubt about it. But, my R8 is worth twice the money. Finest guitar I've ever played!
@@rickwright3000 Thanks, I was able to test the R8 and the pups sounded a bit on the dark side compared to the new standard. Still on the fence.
@@rickwright3000 I believe you... my R8 is amazing. Unplugged, you feel each note hitting your ribcage. And the '58 neck is the best.
I like the 50’s neck shape far more than my R8. I love my R8 but the new standard is more comfortable to play.
You did not discuss the hand wired vs PCB, or the new pots.
Does he really have to? PCB = shite
Tony Wilson I have a 2019 SG Standard. Sounds absolutely fantastic. It’s the pots that matter, not whether they are connected by wire or by circuit board-the electrons don’t care. That said, if I wanted to change out any (I had considered replacing the tone knobs with push-pull coil-splits), you have to yank out the whole thing and wire in all-new stuff. Doesn’t add that much to parts cost, but adds to the labor/pain-in-the-ass.
Tony’s right, the PCB is ass cheeks.
Do you guys know the Anderson guys? The Captain, Chappers, Norwegian Pete, Rabea?
Why must you kill your tone by drowning it in reverb
I’m so confused between which one to buy right now. The cherry sunburst standard or the 60’s in ice tea. The ultimate guitar or most preferred one would be a cherry sunburst standard with grover machine heads. I’m going to London in two weeks. Should I buy one there and should I be concerned about it being mishandled on the plane? Is the ice tea color considered to be more of a brown or reddish color on the maple top? Please help.
Go see your doctor and tell them your troubles.
Look at yourself!
ARE YOU pristine?
do you need to be next to a pristine object.?
You shouldn't be anywhere near a 1950"s image.
You’re a loser!
@@Gma7788 Looks like someone pissed in your Cheerios.
The face is like Perry Bechtel playing the first 14th fret Martin😊
They don’t make a 60’s in the Tobacco burst just to correct you, only the 50’s comes in Tobacco
Yeah and 60’s has Bourbon Burst. Which kinda stinks, I’d like a 50’s in bourbon.
Is it normal, that since I have ordered Gibson Les Paul 2 weeks ago, and still waiting, watched all RUclips videos about Gibson Les Pauls. Or am I going insane?
You should be comparing it to the traditional. That’s all it is a traditional with a standard truss rod cover.
That's exactly what I've been saying, people are so blinded by the pandering CEO most people don't see how much they a being ripped off.
Dylan Gruenloh I was talking about the new 50s standard and the traditional jerk off. The AA and the AAA are the only difference. Educate yourself.
@@Panic42000 they are actually AA still so yes very similar to a trad ! Only difference is the audiotaper pots and the serial# haha
Panic42000 I have a 2019 Traditional and I have looked at everything about the 50’s Standard and the 2019 Traditional. The differences are basically the pots. Just about everything is the same. Someone in this discussion mentioned that and I agree. There are slight differences. The neck profile may be slightly different. Someone mentioned frets. The 2019 Traditional has low frets. I think the 50’s Standard lists something else. The electronics on both are hand wired. Neither is weight relieved. The 50’s Standard’s supposedly have less flame in the maple similar to the Traditional. The main thing Gibson has done is rebranding and improving quality control. My 2019 Traditional is perfect. I think that some of the quality control changes took place before this new line came out. I’m not disagreeing with anyone else’s statements here, I’m just stating what I think. They really should have compared the Traditional to the 50’s Standard but that would not sell guitars in the new like. Even the pickups and tuners are the same. The 60’s has more changes like Alnico V pickups.
Ben_ _Ford I knew they were close in specs.
Video to dragging. To many side tracks. Not straight to the point.
Time to compare #Epiphone 2020 models ♥
Shirt buttons and les pauls dont mix.
calls for a track suit
The playing is great. But man, this guy's facial expressions when playing is really tough to watch.
My opinion it Looks like he's catching farts !
I would love to see a junior vs standard video as unorthodox as it may be
Did Alan leave Anderton’s??
I think a fairer comparison would be with a 19 Traditional. And you can compare the 19 Standard with the 2020 Moderns, which are pretty similar spec'ced.
They can't even get the signal to actually work.
They failed electronics school and must repeat the lessons.
Active pickup amplifiers can't accept the signal from Gibson guitars.
You start off with a Gibson guitar plugged into a GIBSON amplifier.
You're crazy.
Off topic I know but dude Rock’n the Goldie sounds jus like the cat from Lock stock and two smoking barrels...the cat that gets shot with the BB gun in the neck... Plank I think was the characters name...
They sound freaking amazing. 60s Hasegawa sizzling snap 50s I prefer neck feel,tone snap. Emotional face expression helps a Guitar player feel it more. Keep the Face. Coupled with breath control. Try it. You'll be killing it when on the mood. Great Demo. Thanks
Wrong.
As he played across the fingerboard the notes changed tone from thin to fuzzy.
Something's wrong!
They stuffed up the electronics.
We all know mesa is for EMG pickups not Gibson.
Gibson amplifiers are for Gibson guitars.
The aftermarket amplifier is Marshall, you idiots.
I'll say it again, EMG pickups have mesa amplifiers.
The 50’s sounds great! My ‘02 Standard with 60’s neck sounds a lot better than the new 60’s version.
Love my Gold Top.
21:20 Reminds me of the Danish Pete face!
I don't know why I have not seen these two before but glad to have... Crack me up!
Wow that old generation Les Paul sounded terrible compared to the new ones. I think the big difference might be the hand wiring and orange drop capacitors vs the PCB board crap they were putting in the old generation.
Yup.
Didn't realize Petyr Baelish played guitar
gigmaster222 too soon. RIP Petyr.
Great playing
We're all Negan!
Better put your shitting pants on!!!!!!!
Do they stay in tune?
Of course not it's a fucking Gibson you fool
I got a Les Paul special with p-90’s recently (its a 2018). I’ve been very pleased with its tuning stability.
I own 4 Gibson's. No tuneing problems ever. I use them live all the time and in the studio. Im planning on buying the 50's lespaul.
Honestly the tuning issue is becoming a bit meme worthy now. The LP will drop out of tune, primarily when a whole host of things aren't quite right. Might be the nut, might be a good manner of things. The closer the QC reaches the PLEK standard, the less you are going to suffer. Hence the first thing JC did, was hit the QC department hard and do very little else. Things are swiftly improving and the employees are happy, more than they have been in years. And thats important. I haven't had any issues with the new gen release stability wise. Sure the older style design isn't quite as tolerant of bending into the next dimension - but few guitars are. The headstock routing again, gets people chirping away. Yet I haven't found it all that much worse than my dozens of other guitars.
If you can play before you buy, get a dealer that inspects and sets-up properly. Even the mighty PRS needs that sometimes if the guitar has to travel some to reach you and the core models are a whole grand+ more expensive than these new guitars. Gibson are starting to get things right. So I'm supporting that. If it makes you more comfortable to give it a year, JC will do great things for quality control. Those are the words of the floor staff, not me. Your choice but I think you'll be surprised, when compared to the internet and its 'Gibson is out of tune after one song' nonsense.
Can you restring your guitar properly?
I think I'm getting the gold top.
this dude wishes he was from Tennessee...'Murica
Quality improved? None of these guitar shop channels have mentioned it, which tells me it probably hasn't changed at all.
Yep, that's the real concern, innit?
Go and watch Rhett's (Shull) Plek test. See what you think.
@@libertylizard_ I've seen it - there's an improvement, but I thought they were Pleked by Gibson so that was strange. However it was very small adjustments needed so I guess that could be considered normal for a normal production guitar, ie not custom shop.
The general feedback was that the quality was fine, short of adjustments that they are weary to do as it takes away from the material - so might not suit everyone. Sounds like a copout but depending on your setup preference you can't put back whats been filed away.
There's still a ways to go on QC sure enough but they already have better facilities, inspection and most importantly of all, Gibson staff are smiling again. Thats the real 'good sign', a happy team - builds great guitars. Next run should be even better yet. CS will have to step up their game too then lol.
@@libertylizard_ I agree, and I hope you're right about them continuing to get better - I preordered an ES-235, early July delivery.... 🙏
Great stuff
Jo's cool beautiful sounding LPs Rock nRoll👍🤘🤘
2016 to 2018 are the Les Paul Standards to buy. AAA Maple Caps, Burstbucker 3 pick ups and better build quality oh and dark Rosewood Fingerboards...
Especially the HP models
Nice job fellas👍🎸
50's and 60's i prefer, sound Better! 60's look
Huh?
Hi Joss!
His standard low coast
6:44 Hairy Cherry?
JC is Canadian.
oh nooooooo
Same stuff different badges.
these two guys are awesome and making me laugh! The guitar playing is also awesome!
they look and sound like chibsons.
Yeah, your Les Paul standard is much better I’m sure....... lol
@@ryanriviere6151 well i have japanese les pauls from the 80s which are much better in quality and sound.my 1981 tokai ls200 sound much better than any gibson made from the custom shop.
@Ramp Agent. sure sure. Keep telling yourself that. As long as you feel good, that’s all that matters.
Huh? The 2019 definitely looks cheap but the new ones look great.
You have can't not do the face...Like when you play with a Wah !
I miss my Les Paul. Sold it for a song way back when I was broke, now I have plenty of cash but already have my main axe and don’t need any more guitars. Would love to just hold it one more time...
This isn’t a pity party
Musicman 1723 I’ve never been to one of those. Sounds like fun.
Can relate. Never hurts to have more Guitars. The sense in life, is in the memories and the sentiment; not in the practicality - ofcourse, not to the point of recklessness. Just to the level of making sure that joy isn't burdened with regret. It took me a long time to realize just how magical the sound of a well built and maintained LP really is.
I had a 17 traditional. And I will say this....... these 2020 lines blow the quality control out of the water.. awesome guitars. You buy a new one and you won’t regret it. You’ll wanna be buried with it
Showwww
Who remembers K-On?
Ah there is always at least one of these comments when I pass by. I'm glad people remember it, as the school isn't far down the road from here.
So if its of interest; Often, there is a dojinshi convention here, which is I suppose the western equivalent of a manga/anime showing. Recently outside the school, I'm not sure if you will remember the show well or not but if you do; there was a statue, that is outside the main building of Furukawa Tetsujiro. The class would occasionally dress it up with hats and a scarf. Just the other day one of the senior staff, brought out the 50's Standard and played Cagayake for us all next to that same figure and it gathered quite a crowd. It happens now and then, after all the whole place as been renovated to commemorate the great success of K-ON all those years ago. But that sound, so iconic. To some of us, Gibson means a whole lot because of the broad impact its had in our lives in so many ways. And it means a lot to think that they might return to the quality they once had. Best of luck to them and to those that hear something special when they listen to that same sound.
Me. It is what drove me to get a 50's cherry.
Where did you get the ferns? And are they African or European? 🌍
Swallows???
Haha really funny men 1 nein nein nein 😄 you guys rock 🤟
Do they hate each other? Terrible vibes between each other
Are you American?
@@GakCoUk nope British
Yeah they were acting strange
Is the guy with the hat a little arrogant maybe..?
Confidence is key.
Just could use a tuner and less fuzz
He is annoying for sure, a bit over the top and unfunny
KAK
Damn, stop diddling that guitars buttons lol Its not even plugged in.
The 60s is stankier.
The 50s is soulier.
Unfunny
I like Les Pauls but you've managed to make them sound terrible
Just to say weve had a few of these on the bench already the tops are badly matched ! These feel and look cheap the type of guitar I expect big catalogue shops to sell. Customers deserve better than badly cut nuts, poor tops, dried out cheap feeling Rosewood boards....
Buy a pre owned Gibson 1990 to 2004 now that's buying authentic not this cheap crap. Branding at its worst....
I bought a 2004 last year and it’s a good one for sure