Just priming and painting in this one, no hatin’ please2 Comments
Improvising using two different guitars and the same amplifier setting. Guitars: Stock Ibanez Artcore AS73 and Epiphone Les Paul with Seymour Duncan Jazz neck pickup.
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just a review of my Les Paul, and RP 50 pedal….16Jan
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Very nice cheap guitar. I used Peavey Classic 30 to test it.
The goal of the Ultra-II was to create a more versatile guitar that was capable of not only real Les Paul tone, but also acoustic-like qualities but without adding a lot of controls and changing the overall appearance of the legendary Les Paul. Unlike other instruments that attempt to create a completely new guitar design, Epiphone went about this differently by starting with a proven, electric guitar design and adding to it.
At the heart of the Ultra-II is the NanoMag pickup. Referring to its small size and its composition, the NanoMag is a completely new kind of magnetic pickup that combines 3 Samarium-Cobalt magnets with on-board, active electronics to produce a low-impedance pickup with absolute linear response and an uncharacteristically wide frequency range. Voiced specifically for the Ultra-II, the NanoMag is embedded in the fingerboard after the 22nd fret. Positioned at this harmonic-rich “sweet spot, the Nanomag is able to capture all the harmonics - from the lowest to the highest - with incredible accuracy. All with ZERO noise or artificial coloration. This again is different from all other acoustic pickup technology.
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New Les Paul Junior. Making more noise. No effects, just me plugged into the amp, maybe a tweak of the tone knob… no line 6, no Boss pedals
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So I bought a guitar today, somewhat of an impulse buy. I saw it the other day when I was looking in town at the vintage shop. It’s a Epiphone Les Paul Junior ‘57 Reissue. Equipped with a bigsby….that was the kicker for me.
After having loan of an original ‘59 TV model I knew I wanted a Jr, but couldn’t see myself spending 1K+ on a new guitar, and could never afford a vintage one. I like the way the epiphone feels, has the big neck I like, its a set neck of course, so no, its not one of those crappy Junior Models they have. It’s setup great, plays excellent, and hey, its a P90. It’s got the sound down. Solid mahogany body and neck. It was only made for one year. Also its labeled as Epiphone Custom Shop.
One cool thing about it is the guy that had it before me seemed to have set it up as a player. The back of the neck was refinished/sanded down to remove that glassy finish, so now its nice and smooth, really nice feeling.
Also after reading up on it, it was originally equipped with a P100, I’m not 100% but I’m pretty sure this is a replaced P90, also saw people raising up the pickup so it gets closer to the strings………he’s done that too, its nicely done added a spacer, can’t really see it unless you look right up at it. So yeah, this has all the slight mods that make it that much more of a player, I’m really happy with it. Especially for what I got it for $ wise.
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I keep coming back to this song. using different guitars, after time and practice have passed. I like this P90 version. Still needs work though.
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In this video Guitar World’s gear editor Paul Riario demonstrates the features of the Epiphone Slash Signature Les Paul Standard Plus Top guitar.
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