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    Let's see all the Les Paul copies out there. This is my Agile LP2500: Agile Les Paul
    Don't forget the corn. It's nutritious, delicious, and ribbed for her pleasure.

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    Hey Jack~ How do those Agilie's compare to the real thing? Are they pretty close?

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      Never played a real one but the body on that is Mahogany and the neck is Maple. It's a set neck also. Plays beautifully, definitely worth the $249 price tag.
      Don't forget the corn. It's nutritious, delicious, and ribbed for her pleasure.

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        http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/khe...ti+59Q&.src=ph

        Here is my Diodati 59Q.
        Made in Japan (Tokai Hamamatsu Factory)

        Honduran mahogany 2 piece body
        Honduran 1 piece neck
        Dark indian rosewood fretboard. (not dyed)
        Carved 1/2" maple top with Quilted 4A veneer.
        22 nickel silver frets.
        Gotoh hardware and tuners.
        Tusq nut.
        Medium neck tenon. (longer than Gibson USA, but not as long as Gibson Historic)
        Gotoh Alnico V vintage PAF pickups.
        9lbs.

        Kent
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          Hamer Monaco Elite. They play better than any other Les Paul original or copy I have ever played. I've played some of the custom shop historics, standards, customs, classics, studios, etc. The Hamer outperforms them all. One day I will own one. I guarentee it.

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            Originally posted by Travis:
            Hamer Monaco Elite. They play better than any other Les Paul original or copy I have ever played. I've played some of the custom shop historics, standards, customs, classics, studios, etc. The Hamer outperforms them all. One day I will own one. I guarentee it.
            <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'm interested to know how a copy can play better than the original.

            Isn't that an oxymoron. [img]images/icons/rolleyes.gif[/img]

            I've played one of these and they are nice. I feel there more PRS then Paul but for sure a good bang for your buck.

            BB

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              o, an oxymoron would be jumbo shrimp, only choice, or smart lady. [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] Seriously, though, to me the Hamer outperforms every Les Paul I have ever touched. It's in the neck. Hamer necks are the finest made in my opinion. By the way, I hated the PRS Singlecut. It felt like crap in my hands. Who knows why, maye knowing that it was way overpriced clouded my judgement. [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

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                Has anyone tried a Warmoth LP?
                There showcase has some beautiful necks and bodies. Just wondering how a bolt-on LP would sound.

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                • #9
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                  This is an older Samick LP Custom copy. Set neck. New Grovers, bridge, tailpiece, pickups. Great player and backup to my Gibson LP Custom.
                  Scott
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