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Proof These Really Do Exist... | 1989 Gibson Les Paul Classic First Year Example
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2024
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The Les Paul Classic is one of those really special models within Gibson's History that often gets stated as a 90s model. 1990, 1991, 1992 are the years to get before the silkscreen "Les Paul Model" changed into "Les Paul Classic" ... but it is often forgotten that the Les Paul Classic actually started in late 1989. Today, we document the 30th production number Les Paul Classic constructed in 1989.
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Top of the line ‘89 Les Pauls & Strats are just one of those sweets spots in guitar history.
My list of les paul classic changes,
1989 -1993 thin binding
1994 - 2002 thick binding
2003 + thin binding and thick binding, odly ive seen both
1989-1993 les paul model on headstock
1993-2006 les paul Classic on the headstock
2007 les paul model comes back on the headstock
2003 bridge posts into wood
2004 Bolts posts bolt to metal bushing
1989-2003 Abr1
2004+Nashville
1989-1995 white inlays
1996-2008 Yellow inlay
2009+ white inlays
Nice details! Thanks for sharing!
😊
thank u
You missed a couple
My ‘93 has thick binding.
A Gibson standard and a custom came and went but my '91 Gibson Les Paul classic with a slight twist in the neck will forever stay... I played loads of guitars but nothing yet sounded or felt close to this beast. Thanks trogly for showing us the true quality and sound of these early classics.
😅 I was just saying my 91 was number one but the sound he's getting makes me wish I had an 89
I heard those early 90s classics were a real thing ✊🏻
@@kennethobrien6537 i love my stock ceramic pickups they are very responsive and help me achieve the sound I want from 70s classic rock, 80s hard rock to 90s grunge. I use my classic with 100W Made in England Laney GH100L tube amp. I get my perfect sound from the amp setting and also by controlling the volume knob for the bridge pickup. Also I found adjusting the pickups height makes massive difference to the tone which many people tend to ignore. I bonded so much with my guitar over the years that I couldn't find any reasons for keeping the other Les Pauls in my collection. I find the classic easier and faster to play due to its neck which fits me perfectly.
Evening gents! ❤
I need to have a 500t on hand to put in a guitar from time to time. It's so in your face and the 496 pairs up sweetly. Cool demo of an original example! Thanks!!
I love the 500T. It’s one of my favorite high gain pickups out there. I wish Gibson offered more of their guitars with their high gain pickups as a stock option.
Thanks Jordey and Trogly for examining this example of a 89 Classic LP. The really interesting and unqiue top grain easily makes up for the dings and tuner issues.
Nice to see the nut angles cut properly. Seems such a simple thing, and given the prevalence of the problem it solves, why not make these stock?
I don’t much like the clean tones of this guitar but man those overdriven sounds are great.
You flip the bridge around to give better intonation since the screws don't always reach the same in the extreme front as they do to the extreme back, looks like the guy forgot to also swap the bridge saddles or didn't bother.
i thought this burst job was much more attractive than many of the most coveted bursts. much simpler, subtle.
I have to agree bro. Looks like when I first ever saw one of these as a teenager albeit probably the Ace Frehley triple pickup version. Cheers from NZ 😎🎸🤘
Neck pickup sounds great, it's a keeper to whoever bought it.
Neck pickup sounds great
Had 2 1990 Les Paul .
Had 60 reissue in All Gold now gone
Gold Top Reissue 0. 0880
Thought it had P90s but no P100s. But still Love it . Still have it
I love the fountain-burst wood figuring under the tailpiece!
I traded in my 1990 Gibson, Les Paul 1960 reissue plus $1500 for a 1995 Pearl master customs MMX drum set. A super fine. decision. The classic was a good guitar. The neck was very thin. Sounded pretty good and not too heavy.
I have bought and sold three less calls since then.
Thanks to Trogley,I’ve purchased a 1989 custom shop les Paul Special, in TV White finish. It is 7 pounds. A absolutely fantastic guitar that I will never park with.
I would’ve never known about the good wood era Of Gibson if it wasn’t for Trogley.thanks man.
This is history !
You right Trogly the real deal is the 0 XXX like a paralel 1960 .
Nice catch for Jordey.
And many thanks for you Trogly.
Always on the run.
Zither stands got screwed by Gibson
Somebody replaced the mounting rings too…they didn’t retain the curve
My ‘99 Classic is the one guitar I’ll never sell. Such an underrated model.
Marking on neck pu looks to say R60, a bit rubbed off and the loop on the 6 is very small
Highlight of the day.... every day, every time. Thanks Trogly!!
Sad man seek help
@@Benvyious 👎 🤡
Great seeing the paperwork for Thoroughbred Music in Tampa Fl! They sure had some great Les Pauls back in the day!
It was around 2003 the ABR stopped. I had an 04 which was Nashville with thin binding in the cut away, my 03 is ABR with fat binding.
I've got a '94 Classic. They really are special guitars.
You really squeezed some incredible tones out of this guitar! I have yet to play a 1960 Classic with original pickups - they've always been swapped. I have always wanted one of these guitars, as they were commonly advertised in guitar magazines when I was young. This review makes me want one even more! Great review, and great tones!
When you show the chips in the cutaway finish, I was surprised at how thick the finish is.
It almost looks like a poly finish
@@frankwebster9110 That's exactly what I was thinking. Looks like the old fender "dipped in plastic" finishes.
@@muinarc0 it must be just piled up there in that certain spot because I don't think they ever used Poly on those. I could be wrong though I guess. And yes I have an old Fender from 93 that has the black dipped in poly finish. It had one good hard drop back in the day and I swear it looked like it was a little over a 16th of an inch thick. I still have it. It's one of those that were made in the Fuji gen plant in Japan
very nice, I have a super early 1990 one S# 0 04x, same color and same specs. I love it. I worked at Sam Ash when they first started arriving at the stores in late 1989
Great example of right place at the right time. Good on you!
Great !
Mine is 0 06X serial number . Non original PU but the guitar is an unbeatable beast.
Nice find to the buyer. cheers.
Beautiful top on this one, cheers to Jordy!
I loved the tone of the bridge pickup distorted, my first time hearing a 500T really. @Trog Can you share what amp/sim/distortion you used with that? It rocked!
Thanks for all the great vids man it’s a true pleasure to watch for a guitar lover. Have a good one! ☺️
You need to ask his guitar tech.
@@ChrisShortyAllen What? Sorry I don't get it 😂
It became a ‘98 later in the review.
Thanks for sharing Geordy. It's the same with the automotive industry . Whether its cars trucks or bikes classic is a slightly above a base model but behind a standard model.
I have a 2004 Les Paul Classic. I'm very happy with it.
My 2006 has the Les Paul "Model" silkscreen. That was not a consistent change.
Someone played it?!?! OH NO! 😂
Whoever got that got a good one!
i have a 90 classic for yamano its a one piece body but the 1960 on the pickguard is gone and it doesnt have the classic on the headstock
The marks on the back of the pickups say “R60”
What do you think that means? Possible they came from an r6? I don't understand
Reissue 60
It clearly means 1960 reissue. I was pointing out that it says R60 not “RLC” as Austin stated in the video.
@@southofsunshine oh my bad lol, I missed the sarcasm
trogly have you watched the first ever interview with Mr. Kahler. he states that in the 80's when only 1500 kahlers were produced and sold. A very large company in japan had knocked it off and sold it to USA manufactures selling over 20k units and to this day this is still effecting the reputation to this day. I would link the video but being on RUclips comments I will refrain from doing so. the interview was on Rexylab's channel on RUclips its a must see and puts the 80's tremolo wars in a new light.
Good. It's not true.
That says "R6C" on the back of the pickups.
Probably stands for Reissue 60 Classic?
I have a 1989 Les Paul Standard - weighs a ton!
Lots of 90s 50s sprc stuuf between the 90s historics and the classics! LOVE IT! MY FAVORITE ERA!
I REALLT want a 89/90 classic so the seriel number looks like a r9 /r0
1999 works for that seriel number but i cant do the thin binding and yellow inlays as common with those, i dont mind the switch to classic on the headstock however!
Interesting bit of info, some early 2000s have thin binding in the cutaway and some dont!
09:24 blacklight burst! Wow
In spite of this one not having the finish striping on it, this is reeeaaalllyyy nice. Very good, your friend got a nice axe.
i have a 1996 hertige cherry plus classic
a 1996 classic gold top
a 2003 ebony classic
i knew these true abr1 les pauls would catch on someday, i buy them up every chance i get.
super thin and fast necks with hot pickups.
Hey trogly, how does one ‘fix’ the falling knobs issue? I had a speed knob on my Les Paul that won’t stay on
Take the knob off and spread the post on the pot just a little with a flat blade screwdriver..doesn't take much
A type of glue or sometimes a thin bit of aluminum foil around the post will give the knob a better grip. Don't use super glue as you may trash your knob come service time
I did what John said. You have to be careful though as the pot shaft can break. A little pressure, check if it fits - repeat until good
Thanks for the advice, everyone! Will try it out
That head stock being reamed makes me so sad. The look of the old school push in bushings is so perfect. To me that devalues the guitar as much as a head stock break
Yes and he said it looked fairly recent so it's not like there aren't conversion bushings that will work and not screw everything up. It's a real bummer
Wow I LOVE IT 🥰
Sounds great
Gibson made LPs with 50s features as far back as '79 and even earlier. Veneman had them, Cintioli sold them and I know because I worked at both stores.
I think I have an ‘80 from one of those runs for Veneman. Almost impossible for me to verify unfortunately. Any insight would be appreciated.
@@classicform-ge4nk Two piece top? Some sort of sunburst most likely cherry? Figure on the top? Grovers as I don't imagine Kluson was made. If they are Grovers probably still USA.
Beautiful
✌️
my 2018 les paul classic says les paul model on the decal
Lol.. all les paul has it
I have a 2007 that also says model. 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah, don't know what he meant, because all the LP classics I've seen say model on the decal.
@@pepmasters-999 perhaps there are years where its says LES PAUL classic in the headstock
@@bewusstsein3527 Nope, there are Classics that say Les Paul Classic instead.
How about a trip back in time and check out the LP Studio GEM series.
Yes I love it,
He said it’s a great example of a 98’ classic.
The tuner holes weren’t reamed,they were crudely wallowed out with a file or something.
I’m guessing rat tail file….ugh
My 91 i thought was best but Trog found a beaut. Had a 78 gib standard that was wound hot but this sounds better. Great response on the pickups.
Nice guitar, love the pickups!
Those Classics are really, really good… aside from the high output ceramic pickups. Why build a 1960 model and deck it out with fire-breathing PUPs? Aside from that they’re top notch - a hands down winner.
Have you ever considered doing a Gibson Byrdland?
nice presentation Sir !
14:10 Ninety-eight? 😂
If 6 was 9
Custom shop flame maple tops that didnt make it to be built because of flaws, were used on classic models, spicifically the figured tops used for the les paul classic Premium and Premium plus guitars.
Good for you.
@@ChrisShortyAllenjust sharing info ❤
Do a guitars of the stars episode on Jerry Garcia’s Tiger or Wolf guitars
Sweet find!
Very nice LES PAUL!
Early Classic isn't Les Paul classic but Les Paul model.
From what I know working in radio and a few live gigs, long cable runs without some kind of buffer or DI box will mess with the sound. I wonder if that extra long lead on the bridge pickup is why it’s so “dark” sounding. (Cue all the metal guys running out “no don’t cut the bridge pickup lead!”)
That wouldn't do much. It's probably 'dark' because these use 300k volume pots. We're used to 500k with humbuckers lately so most of our amps are EQ'd for that
Not sure what that metal guys thing is about, but no. That long bridge pickup lead is not what makes it sound darker.
We are talking a couple inches of wire here. That is not gonna do anything (audible).
That guitar has it
Salutations Austin!
Nice player’s grade Les Paul Classic!
It sounds like it should, the tuning machines are not aligned very well, but as long as they work, that’ll do, they could be adjusted later on by a good technician, if the new owner wishes that to be done.
Thank you for sharing your experience with this instrument and posting the video!
Please have an excellent and awesome day!
☀️✨🎸
Dear Mr. Trogly, have you ever reviewed a Godin G series? I have 2 G1000's (a '93 for sure & '96 maybe??) and they sound great although one is oddly more powerful than the other. She just screams. You have to be on point when playing her. I originally planned to get the lot 1000-5000 but never pounced when I had opportunities. That is except for the mighty G5000. Very coveted and almost impossible to find. One of my dream guitars because Tommy "The Baron" Vetterli played a custom G5000 & a USA '88 Hamer Chaparral which I also wouldn't mind owning. He is one of my favorite players. Anyway just curious.
This isn't going to a certain early childhood pop star would it? (It's tough to be a baby)
Hi Trogly, I have a 1990 Classic with "TM" initials on the top (clearly visible), could this be a "Signed" Tom Murphy painted? If you are interested I would make a Video of the guitar for you. let me know and Thanks for your amazing videos.
Cool! I’ve read that Tom did paint some of the early classics before the custom shop started as a separate entity in 1993.
amazing how if someone doesn't have the skills to change out a set of tuners, screwed the guitar up imo.looks like hell. that would bug me dealbreaker.they are great guitars
@Trogly'sGuitarShow Why wouldn't they sell it to that person?
Because some dealers don't want to take on the responsibility of shipping overseas, possible damage, & HIGH ship/Insurance charges. So he does it for a courtesy & fee of course.
International shipping is scary the first few times you do it and can have a lot of headaches. Most shops don't want to do it / educate buyers about import duties and taxes. Me... I've done it enough times, I find it fun and I like helping people get someone that was otherwise unobtainable for them. It isn't a cheap process, but it can be done!
could you do a review of the epiphany Sheraton Union Jack?
Trogly,
I have a sawtooth heritage in cherry. Top is really good in my opinion and it plays great for the price i paid. What are your thoughts on the brand?
Everyone loves them.
With replacement pups that haven’t been clearly identified aside from being ‘era correct’, not really a good example of what a stock one might sound like.
Rubbish
They say r60 on them which means reissue 60, so they match the guitar. 🤷
im really dreaming with a 93 classic
Howdy all!!
Were tuning pegs ever ivory?
High end rare
Nice job. What guitar polish do you use. ? It really shines it up. Thanks man
It depends on how much cleaning is needed. I have seen him use the Gibson pump spray on the lighter stuff but a lot of people use stuff called Virtuoso or a similar product that will relieve light scratching and really bring everything to a high polish. Some even use certain high end automobile waxes and polishers. Many of them do well and are delicate enough to use on Nitro or poli without going ape poo with it. I stick to the stuff that's made for Nitro finishes like the virtuoso
Wait!!! Why am I staring at Jupiter??? Ok got . . The vid back. A classic??? 1990???
Sweet. Kind of a beater but its just...classic.
Where is CatBlackGuitars?
Why oh why can't people leave the guitar stock? Otherwise beautiful axe.
That thing has some mojo! Tuners could have been done better!
you sure thats not a neck pickup in thebridge?
Yes
Austin another fine vid
I like it.
Gibson makes (and loses) money on just doing reissues and lawsuits.
Well, at least Gibson's QC is consistently bad
Rubbish.
Always amazes me when you get these guitars in that are filthy. I would never sell an instrument without giving it a good cleaning. Just good practice.
Who installed the tuners Stevie wonder or ray Charles????
Yeah thats some really really rough workmanship on the tuners... i hope he got a good really good deal on that guitar since the head is essentially ruined without massive amounts of work and probably losing the serial number to refinish it.. it looks like a 3rd grader screwed those tuners down.
I mean if it was a cheaper lp and its going to just be played/abused then he got a good guitar but ugh "we got a working set of tuners on it right now" doesnt invoke a tone of confidence.. i personally could be able to live with it knowing someone reamed a crooked 2nd hole but the crooked tuners cuz they screwed it down with their eyes closed is a bit much. Not to mention miss matched pickups it just doesnt give a lot of confidence, like i said hope he got a really good deal on it
Zzzzzzz
i like the Les Paul. very nice looking. i have a 1989 Ebony standard plays great looks great. i bought it new in 89 for 950.00 with the case lol. cant ever replace it for 3 times the price
First Les Paul I actually like the sound of 😮😅 nice finish too
Oh and I noticed in this video you’re in tune. The last couple on YT you’ve been a semi-tone lower
Trogdaddy is back
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