Let's just wrap this "Gibson Bashing" "Gibson Loving" talk into a nice little thread of its own. Jeff has a Gibby hair up his ass. It's wearing on all of us. We all know it's anal, so let's localize it.:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:
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Originally posted by chrisolson View PostI've had a number of early to mid-90's LP Studios - each one was awesome.
I'm sure alot of the replys will be about the poor quality control of made in USA models, and from what I've checked out I agree.
Also, I really don't see the need for those baseball bat thickness necks especially after playing dinkys, but people feel it helps the sound.
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Originally posted by fett View PostLet's just wrap this "Gibson Bashing" "Gibson Loving" talk into a nice little thread of its own. Jeff has a Gibby hair up his ass. It's wearing on all of us. We all know it's anal, so let's localize it.:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:
You can't seriously play an electric without finding a LP at the bottom of your strap...same can be said for a Fender or PRS. If you're a product of the late 70's and beyond, you might as well throw C/J in there too.
But when th day is done and all the Guitar World or G1 ads cloud up your judgement, I say, you need real players to give you an opinion.
Anybody can bich about anything and have it looked at by many people. I get as many Fender, Charvel, Jacksons and PRS's as I do Gibsons. The former 4 give me no reason to bich...at least very little.
Fender stuff is looking good to me these days
As for C/J most of what I've grabbed lately has been really tight and well done.
PRS....defines perfection (except for the pickups). They should just give up and buy Seymour Duncan out.
Gibson is the only company that is consistantly fuking up and fuking people. Your only as good as your last fuked-up guitar.....no matter how hard they try to spin it. Zakk..my nut....why...why?!
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I haven't had any problems with Gibson's. Their finishes are not as nice as the Pre-70's (orange peel, poor buffing practices), but I know the construction and selection of woods is much better than it used to be. I really like all the models, but favor LP's, SG's and my prized Byrdland. Now, the prices, that's another thing! My Jackson's are pretty much flawless, except for the (3) 2006 Custom Shop and USA Select Jackson's I bought. A little disappointed there.Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by Demp View PostI just sold a LP Studio....loved the look, but was a struggle to play. She had to go. I have an Epi LP that plays soooo much easier. It's a beater, but so far a keeper.
My favorite LP so far though was my white LP Studio w/ebony board.
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