27Jul
How it´s Made Gibson - Some assembly requiered PART 2
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A video showing a detailed factory tour on Gibson´s factory6 Comments
18Jul
Gibson Les Paul Axcess Standard Demo at World Guitars - Also featuring the PRS Tremonti
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Gibson Les Paul Axcess Standard Demo at World Guitars - Also featuring the PRS Tremonti
www.worldguitars.co.uk
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Gibson ES339
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In 1958, Gibson debuted a guitar that provided the perfect combination of solidbody and hollowbody features—the ES-335. With a solid maple block running down the center of its thin, hollow body, the ES-335 provides the fat, resonant tone of a hollowbody guitar while delivering the sustain and feedback resistance of a solidbody. Gibsons hybrid design, known as a semi-hollow guitar, remains a perennial favorite of players of nearly every style of music from jazz and blues to rock and punk. While the ES-335 is thin like a solidbody, its body width and length are similar to the large dimensions of an archtop guitar. As a result, many players accustomed to solidbody instruments often find the ES-335s size and weight somewhat unwieldy. Now solidbody players can enjoy the distinctive tones of a semi-hollow guitar thanks to Gibsons new ES-339 model, designed and built by the experts at the Gibson Custom Shop. The ES-339 features smaller body dimensions but sacrifices none of that huge semi-hollow tone that makes the ES-335 universally appealing. Lighter, more compact and comfortable than a traditional semi-hollow guitar, the ES-339 feels like a Les Paul but sounds like an ES-335. Based on the flagship 1959 Les Paul Reissue Neck. “A heftier ‘59 Les Paul Reissue neck profile is also available for guitarists who prefer a chunkier neck but still enjoy fast, smooth playing Action.”
Standard Features
* Weight: 7.38 lbs
* Body Type: ES-339
* Body Wood: High Pressure Maple/Poplar/Maple laminate w/solid maple center block
* Scale Length: 24 3/4″
* Neck Joint: Set neck
* Neck Material: Mahogany
* Fretboard: Rosewood
* Frets: 22 frets
* Nut Width: 1-11/16″
* Fretboard Radius: 12″
* Bridge: Nickel Plated ABR-1
* Pickups: ‘57 Classic Humbuckers
* Controls: Volume/Tone for each pickup w/Memphis Tone Circuit
* Tuning Machines: Vintage Tulip Tuners
* Hardware: Nickel Plated Hardware
* Pickup Selector: 3-way
* Finish: Nitro-Cellulose Laquer
www.NorthwestGuitars.com
13701 NE 20th St. Bellevue WA 98005
425-284-1960
Monday through Friday 11:00am to 7:00pm
Saturday 11:00am to 6:00pm Pacific Time
Sundays CLOSED
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just a review of my Les Paul, and RP 50 pedal….
I jst got a Gibson Les Paul Studio Wine Red with Chrome Hardware (CH) and it is amazing! You’ll love this guitar http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=alexbaruk&init=quick#/profile.php?id=100000019180360
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I read lots of good reviews about Agile guitars and finally got one. Stock pickups on both guitars. No pedals, just Marshall head and Laney cab.
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http://www.frettedamericana.com/details.php?id=976&counter=0
This magnificent fifty year old Les Paul Standard ‘Burst’ weighs just 9.50 lbs. and has nice, fat nut width of 1 11/16 inches and a standard Gibson scale length of 24 3/4 inches. Solid mahogany body with a beautiful medium-flame, wiggly, tight pinstripe, Cherryburst solid carved maple top which has uniformly faded to a wonderful shade of “Ice Tea” One-piece mahogany neck with that oh so perfect ‘59 profile. Brazilian rosewood fretboard with 22 medium jumbo frets. Inlaid pearl trapezoid (crown) position markers. Two PAF humbucker pickups (double-black) with outputs of 7.86k and 7.78k.
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I read lots of good reviews about Agile guitars and finally got one as a birthday present. Stock pickups on both guitars. No pedals, just Marshall head and Laney cab.
WHICH ONE IS BETTER?? Lol
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http://www.frettedamericana.com/details.php?id=972&counter=0
One of only 77 guitars made between 1976 and 1979. This super example weighs just 9.90 lbs. Mahogany / maple / mahogany body with book-matched figured maple top and back, and maple sides. Rosewood control plates on the back. One-piece highly-figured maple neck and three-piece ebony/rosewood/ebony fretboard with 22 frets and inlaid abalone block position markers. Two Super-Humbucking pickups with rosewood surrounds and outputs of 7.60k and 7.44k. Rosewood pickguard and control knobs. Wide Schaller style bridge and separate Gibson TP 6 tailpiece. All hardware gold plated. Just about as good as it gets Housed in the original Gibson black hardshell case with plush lining.
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THIS IS DAVE AGAIN…JAMMING TO A JAM TRACK I FOUND ON THE INTERNET…GOOD FOR BUILDING CHOPS!
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