just a review of my Les Paul, and RP 50 pedal….5 Comments
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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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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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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Seymour Duncan User Group Day 06 - Melbourne Australia. Hosted by Dominant Music & Seymour Duncan, held at the Evelyn hotel.
This was the First performance of the day: Danny Spencer -guitar, Chris Bekker - Bass, Johnny Salerno - Drums.
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13Sep
DAVES 1971 GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM ROCK FEST!-WITH MY STEVE VAI WAH
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GREETINGS! DAVE HERE AGAIN WITH ANOTHER CLIP…I HOPE YOU ENJOY IT AND THANKS FOR WATCHING…A SPECIAL SHOUT OUT TO CHRIS RISOLA OF STEELHEART! IT WAS GREAT SEEING YOU MAN! KEEP ROCKING! WATCH FOR THE NEW STEELHEART CD COMING THIS SEPTEMBER!
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This medium weight Les Paul Custom weighs 10.70 lbs. and has a solid mahogany body with a slightly arched top. One-piece mahogany neck with a nice medium profile, a comfortable nut width of just under 1 11/16 inches and a standard Gibson scale length of 24 3/4 inches. Ebony fretboard with 22 original thin frets and inlaid pearl block position markers. The top of the guitar has seven-ply binding, the back of the guitar has five-ply binding, the headstock has five-ply binding, and the fretboard has single white binding. Headstock with inlaid pearl “Gibson” logo and five-piece pearl split-diamond inlay. Two-layer (black on white) truss-rod cover with “Les Paul Custom” engraved in white. Serial Individual Grover Roto-Matic tuners with half-moon metal buttons. The serial number (”010513″) is inked in yellow on the back of the headstock. Three really hot PAF (double-black) humbucking pickups with very strong outputs of 8.16k, 8.14k, and 7.76k. Five-layer (black/white/black/white/black) plastic pickguard. Four controls (two volume, two tone) on lower treble bout plus three-way selector switch on upper bass bout. Black plastic bell-shaped “Bell” knobs. ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic non-retainer bridge with metal saddles and separate stud tailpiece. All hardware gold-plated.The potentiometers are all stamped: “134 6043″ (Centralab October 1960). There is some very light belt buckle scarring on the back of the guitar (nothing down to the wood), a small piece of binding (1/2 inch) is missing from the edge of the headstock just above the “G” tuner. There are a couple of surface chips on the edges of the guitar, the most significant being on the treble-horn where there is also a small (3/4 inch) cut. A few tiny surface marks on the front of the guitar, and some very minor tarnishing to the gold-plated hardware. The original frets show little-to-medium wear. That all said, this totally original ‘60 Custom — with a neck and a sound to die for — is certainly one of the finest that we have ever seen. At just over ten-and-a-half pounds It is on the medium-to-heavy side for a Custom - but the extra weight shows most positively in the sound. This is an amazing one-owner guitar in exceptionally fine (9.00) condition and this is the first time that it is being offered for sale. Housed in its original (very worn) Gibson black pebble-grain “black beauty” hardshell case with orange plush lining (7.50).
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