is it moral to play neoclassical metal on a gibson les paul guitar?
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
depends on whether you worthy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8O5wZAd2z4&feature=related
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Does a Marshall Amp come with a Cable for a Gibson Les Paul guitar?
Thursday, February 25th, 2010i just need to know because its my first time and i got a gibson as a gift
No they do not.You’ll have to buy your own guitar cable.
There is a huge range of cables with different lengths and prices. You could spend anywhere from 20-200 dollars and up.
The quality of cable you buy is very important as this is how the signal is transferred. If you have an expensive guitar and expensive amp, but you use a very cheap cable, your sound is going to suffer.
A good cable is a great investment in your sound that is often overlooked!
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Can you put an automatic tuning system into a Gibson Les Paul Electric Guitar, like the one in the Robot?
Saturday, February 20th, 2010
It is not available as an aftermarket retro-fit. It can only be done at one of the Gibson factories and it is very expensive. To find out more contact Gibson U.S.A.
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I want a Gibson Les Paul Smart Wood Guitar with Banara wood, is it endangered?
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010I love these, I’ve played a few but am trying to locate a Banara smartwood. But, I read on a forum the scientists accidentally suggested Banara wood when it was lot rarer than they thought, and that’s why Gibson only made a few of these. I know they would probably want to keep it quiet if they accidentally used an endangered species for guitars, but I only really want one if its endangered.
They stopped making the Gibson Smartwood several years ago, so if you find one its in very limited supply. Gibson did keep a few of the less expensive woods in the product line, muira I think was one, and called it the Exotics or Exotic Woods. I think they may have separated with the Rainforest Alliance so won’t use the "smartwood" term anymore.
As far as a marketing exercise, they had some of their best builders during the early years of production, with fit and finish comparable to a custom shop guitar at a studio price.
But, to your question, I don’t know if its more expensive, that’s up to the marketplace supply and demand, but the Banara Smartwood is the rarest of all the Gibson Smartwood Guitars.
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How much is a Gibson Les Paul Supreme guitar autographed by Slash from Guns N Roses, worth?
Sunday, January 31st, 2010autographed on case & guitar
a pretty penny. i’d say double to 250% what the guitar’s worth atleast.
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GIBSON LES PAUL GUITAR QUESTION?
Sunday, January 31st, 2010hey all i need your help i seen a gibson custom flametop blue with silver cover pickups custom trim all around it has made in USA now on the headstock in the middle it doesnt say les paul it says les paul custom on the trustrod cover. In the middle of the head stock it has this symbol >>>> click link http://www.chrisguitars.com/gib04hummingbird-fishman-eclipse3.jpg what kind of gibson les paul custom is it with that symbol on the headstock if someone knows please help who ever gives me the best answer will recieve highest rating ITS NOT AN ACCOUSTIC GUITAR ITS ELECTRIC ARE ANY GIBSON LES PAUL GUITARS THAT DOESNT HAVE THE LES PAUL ON THE HEADSTOCK BUT SAYS IT ON THE TRUST ROD COVER?
@ KATE it wasnt a gibson sg it said les paul custom on the trust rod cover and had that same symbol as the sg had in the middle of the head stock it more of a flametop blue color and on back it was a darker type of blue
Was it like this? http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/SG/Gibson-USA/SG-Carved-Top-Ocean-Blue-Burst.aspx
I couldn’t really understand what you were on about but that’s what came to mind.. That’s a SG Carved Top in Ocean Blue Burst.
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Is Gibson Les paul good for hard rock and heavy metal music?
Friday, December 25th, 2009Is Gibson Les Paul good for playing hard rock and heavy metal music? I play led zeppelin,acdc,pantera,metallica,megadeth and some Slayer.Does Gibson les paul guitars sound good for playing these kind of musics? Could you guys also tell me which one i should buy for those music? I mean like there’s standard classic studio and also the best pick up
If you can actually play all the stuff you just mentioned, you should know which type of guitar is best for you. The best guitar for playing metal is the guitar that feels best in your hands. Simple as that. You need strong pickups, good intonation, a comfortable neck, and proper amplification. Les Pauls offer all of those things, but might not be the right guitar for you simply based on preference.
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What’s the heaviest guitar string that could be used on a Gibson Les Paul Studio without any setup?
Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009I’m looking into buying Power Slinkys for playing in standard E tuning and drop C tuning but I’ve heard some string sizes might require you to get your guitar setup differently. Will Power Slinkys be safe for a Gibson Les Paul Studio without any additional work on the guitar?
I’ve been using Super Slinkys and so far they’ve worked okay… except they tend to break more than I’d like >.<
you shouldnt have to get your guitar set up differently. The only thing that might make a difference is the bridge. i cant believe your askign this when you have a 1300$ guitar lol. okay so idk why you even want anything too heavy. i recomend like a .09 thats a medium. you could fit heavy strings on there also… but its not really necessary.
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Difference between Gibson or Epiphone Les Paul Electric Guitar?
Sunday, November 29th, 2009I know very little about guitars.. I am meeting Les Paul next week and and want to buy a guitar for him to sign and then I will mount it on my wall for display. I have been looking on eBay for Les Paul Guitars. There are Les Paul guitars some which are marked Gibson and some marked Epiphone. My friend said to get the ‘Gibson Les Paul’ over the Epiphone. Since this is for collecting, will it make a difference?
If you’re buying a guitar purely for signing and will never play it again there’s no sense spending what will likely be twice as much if not more on it. In fact when people buy guitars specifically for the purpose of getting them signed they tend to buy cheaper guitars because you never want to play a signed or anything of the like. There’s a big difference between the two but if you’re not planning to play the guitar it makes no difference to you and you should just save yourself the money and buy the epiphone
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I have recently purchased a brand new Gibson Les Paul Jr Guitar and i am in need of a new amp.?
Friday, November 13th, 2009Any suggestions of what amp would partner well with that guitar I want and all tube combo or half stack for under AU$2000 (if possible). the guitar is brand new so it has the stock Gibson P-90 single coil. I play mostly Guns N Roses – JET style rock.
I’d say a Marshall amp, or a VOX
A Peavey Vypyr 100w Tube amp would be a great choice as well. It has some massive sound, and a LOT of effects.
Hope i could help =]
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