TONE CHECK: Gibson Custom Shop Mike Ness 1976 Les Paul Deluxe Murphy Lab Aged Goldtop
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Social Distortion's Mike Ness earned his spot as a pioneer of California punk rock with his aggressive riffs and hard-hitting lyrics. The all-new Gibson Murphy Lab 1976 Les Paul Deluxe Mike Ness Gold Top pays tribute to the dynamic frontman, and it's a faithful recreation of Ness' very own '76 Gibson Gold Top.
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Cool Demo. Mike Ness has always been a bit of a outcast so it's only fitting to see him with his own signature guitar commanding the flair and attitude only he brings. Growing up between the mid 80s I always admired the punk can do attitude with a little money and recognition they ever found back then. It's crazy to see the amount of money these old warrior axes command so these replicas seem to fit the bill. My first gear was crap but it served me well and kept me playing, which is all that matters.
Right on! Totally great take on this.
Expensive or not it sounds great. I love Cream City Demos!!
Thanks for your kind words, Daniel! :)
Awesome another great guitar that will only be played by and put into the collections of doctors, dentists, CFOs and CEOs
Or a fan that’s saved up their money for something special.
The customer who bought his from us was a longtime fan. We're thrilled for him! True, it's not everyone's cup of tea but for those who want it, Gibson makes it.
@ Todd Jacobs
Lovie's guitars has this for $10,945 so staying with all Gibson Signature models
You are correct sir !!! 💥 😭
Another great vid Cream City, as always! You guys rock!
Thanks so much, Val!
Sounds nice. Great playing
Appreciate that! :)
Love that spank !!! 🔥
Cool demo 😎
Thanks for watching! Appreciate it!
Great playing, Aram!! As usual!
He is a fantastic player!
Thanks Alexander!
Appreciate that, Val!
Cool video. Hey dudes , just curious... What's in the signal path / what type of amp etc. are you using..... Thanks & would have been a great addition to hear like 'Telling Them' or 'Moral Threat' mixed into the demo..... ✌️
It's nice but, a replica of a relative "cheap" 70s Les Paul that costs 9k dollars... C'mon man
We've heard that a lot! Though based on our experience selling a lot of vintage 70's era gold tops, this guitar is a much better quality instrument. $9k better? That's up to the owners. ;)
@@CreamCityMusic Mike Ness guitar is not a CS, is a real 70s... I would take a real 70s, for a lot cheap, over this one any day...
Play some social D!
Right. Some of that rock doesn’t make sense for this git.
Good sounding guitar 🎸 👌 👍 😎
Rock on! Think it's great.
Great demo!
Thanks so much, Bradley!
That’s almost 9 grand!! Who can afford that?!?
Not many but ours sold the same day we posted this episode so it's clear there's a demand for them. :)
Definitely not you?
People with adult jobs
I can lol
@@Ishbu101 :)
Would have been nice to hear some dirty SD style riffs.
I’m a huge SD fan, but in my opinion, Gibson totally missed the mark on this. Typical SD fan is around 40-55 years old, and probably has a young family still at home to pay for. They more than likely don’t have $9000 to drop on a tribute guitar. I think a better way to go would have been to release a Mike Ness LP Deluxe that was basically a regular LP Deluxe (gold top, maple neck, etc) but with P90s instead of mini HBs. It could have been sold at around regular Deluxe price, and would have been within reach to many more SD fans, while also possibly appealing to people who weren’t necessarily SD fans, but liked the idea of a LP with a maple neck and P90s. Put it this way… this guitar in no way makes me regret buying a LP Standard 50’s P90 last year, and it should
We've definitely heard that opinion. We fully expect Gibson to make a USA one. ;)
I had a real ‘76 Deluxe and traded it in with no regrets.
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Appreciate that!
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The placement of the sticker really messes with me…HA! On his original, the cigar smoke clearly goes under the tailpiece…..
On his “original” yes, but he’s made a few of these and it seems most don’t.
Good eye, Rich!
@@CreamCityMusic He has thrown together a bunch of these over the years of course. I’ve even seen a few where the OC font was thicker, but the original, that they based these off of…..like a lot of people, I’ve made a few budget versions using the ‘56 Epiphone models, so I’ve studied that original version a lot. He first started using it at the release of the White Light White Heat album. When he first started using it, it only had the Orange County lettering (see the I Was Wrong video), then he added the Mr. Horsepower.
When i first heard about this, being a SXDX fan, i was hoping it would be an EPI signature. Nope. Gibson 9K...i dont have lying around.
Totally feel you on that. Based on what Gibson's been doing lately we're betting on both a standard USA version and an Epiphone sometime next year.
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Good to see you again, fam!
@@CreamCityMusic Right on awesome vid as always👍🔥🎸🦅
Wonder what sounds like if you play any of mike ness music ?
There's lots of other videos on RUclips with players doing exactly that. We like doing things a bit differently ;)
Would you happen to know the resistance on the p90s?
Unfortunately, we don't. We sold it before we could measure them and Gibson doesn't list them on our site
Trogly’s got number 79 which any Social D fanboy knows is probably the most desirable except maybe number one. I thought maybe they were all serial M N 79 but I think yours isn’t. 🤷♂️ maybe you could shed some light on it.
Great question! As it happens ours sold the day this video went live so we can't check. We'll connect with out Gibson rep for an answer though. :)
You can have an actually 76 for half the money instead of a signature ca$h grab off fanboys
Different strokes for different folks ;)
@@CreamCityMusic As well an original has a better resale value investment
It’s cheaper to buy an original and mod it
True!