Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar, Fireburst - Gold Hardware

!±8± Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar, Fireburst - Gold Hardware

Brand : Gibson USA | Rate : | Price : $1,319.00
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Ever since hitting the streets in 1983, Gibson’s Les Paul Studio has been the ultimate offering of traditional Les Paul performance with a modern, no-frills attitude. Introduced as a guitar mainly for studio musicians, the Les Paul Studio has become one of the most desired – and popular – Les Pauls for its tremendous harmonic and sonic qualities. All of the essential elements of a Les Paul Standard are there, including a carved maple top, solid mahogany back and genuine Gibson humbucker pickups. What the Les Paul Studio lacks in extras, it makes up for in performance.

• Classic, no-nonsense 6-string electric guitar with stripped-down appointments with the full tonal splendor
• Solid, carved maple top and chambered mahogany body for excellent resonance and superior sustain
• Two of Gibson's most popular humbucking pickups, a 498T in the bridge position and a 490R in the neck
• Includes Gibson's hallowed Tune-o-matic bridge, stopbar tailpiece, and vintage-style tuners
• Fireburst finish with gold hardware; comes with Gibson hardcase

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Gibson L-00 L-1 1935 -ish guitar evaluation

!±8± Gibson L-00 L-1 1935 -ish guitar evaluation

Gibson L-00 or L-1 description and sound of a beautiful vintage guitar

Gibson L-00 L-1 1935 -ish guitar evaluation

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Gibson Les Paul Bass Guitar

!±8± Gibson Les Paul Bass Guitar

The Gibson Les Paul bass guitar has been used by many of the world's famous artists regardless of their music genre. Everyone of them refined an unique and own style of using the bass guitar for our ear's delight.

EB-1 Bass and EB-0 were the first bass guitars manufactured by Gibson. These guitars were designed with the humbucker straight on the guitar's neck. When the Gibson Thunderbird (EB-3) model faced the daylight its design was much sleeker than its predecessors. It had two humbuckers located in the middle, with the neck and bridge in its sides. Almost all bass guitars have four, five and six strings with just the extended bass ones having twelve. The electric guitars has a magnetic pickup that help the guitar make a distinct sound. This sound can be enhanced by utilizing an amplifier and a speaker.

If you're a professional player and want a guitar from the high-end category, the biggest disadvantage of the Gibson Les Paul guitars is the price. Most of the people find the Gibson guitars very expensive, but the quality of Les Paul's signature sound is worth every penny. If you are a newbie or want an entry-level bass guitar Gibson has a lot of models and prices to fit almost every player's needs and budgets.

Some of the Gibson bass guitars have seven strings and many people think that this can affect their playing style and may find a bit troublesome the extra strings because they usually use a five string guitar. Another disadvantage could be the weight of these guitars. Considered by some players very heavy, these guitars may not be the ideal choice for beginners.

The Gibson Les Paul unique sound and versatility outranked very fast the disadvantages. These guitars are even today, after many decades, some of the most popular among the famous musicians of the world.

Gibson Les Paul Bass Guitar

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Gibson Les Paul 50s Tribute vs 08 Les Paul Standard

!±8± Gibson Les Paul 50s Tribute vs 08 Les Paul Standard

Comparing tone of a Gibson Les Paul Studio 50s Tribute with P90 pickups with a 2008 Gibson Les Paul Standard with burstbucker pro humbucking pickups. A Fender Blues Jr amp, Fulltone OCD v4 drive pedal, Behringer UB802 mixer, Behringer UCA202 USB Interface, and Sennheiser e609 dynamic microphone were used for this video.

Gibson Les Paul 50s Tribute vs 08 Les Paul Standard

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The Gibson Firebird

!±8± The Gibson Firebird

The Gibson Firebird was made from 1963-65 in the initial reverse body shape, and from 1965-69 in the non-reverse shape. The two models were later reissued and are still on sale. Gibson had been accused of being overly conservative in the 1950s, only marketing the Les Paul solid-body electric guitar and its various semi-acoustic guitars such as the ES series. This meant that, to the younger market Gibson were at a disadvantage to Fender's more modern designs, the Stratocaster and Telecaster. As a riposte to all the people who claimed Gibson were being too conservative, the company released the Explorer and Flying V models in 1958 as part of an angular three-guitar "Modernistic series", along with a third guitar, the Moderne, of which none were ever built until the model was "reissued" in 1982. The three modernistic guitars were very unsuccessful. In the original 1958 series of guitars, no Modernes were built, (although some eager collectors are still waiting for a 1958 Moderne to surface), and less than 150 Flying Vs and Explorers were built in total. The Modernistic series was discontinued in 1959, having been a complete failure.

Gibson decided in 1963 that they needed another foray into more modern styles of guitars, although they were careful to avoid another failure like the Modernistic series had been. They enlisted the help of Ray Dietrich, an American car designer. Dietrich decided to use the Explorer model as a base and came up with what would become the Firebird shape, basically an Explorer with rounder edges and a softer shape overall.

Gibson released the Firebird in "reverse-body" format in mid-1963. It was much more successful than the Modernistic series was, although 1960s guitarists still found the shape too radical for their tastes. It was decided in 1965 that the bold Explorer-esque shape was to blame. Gibson designers put the body on the other way around, and the more conventional "non-reverse" body style was born. This was sold from 1965 to 1969, when the Firebird was discontinued altogether.

In 1972 the "reverse" Firebird was reissued. The "non-reverse" body was not reissued, although it was added as a Gibson Custom Shop guitar in 2002.

In the Firebird's original range there were four models, all unusually named using Roman numerals. The Firebird I had one humbucker pickup and chrome hardware. The Firebird III had two humbuckers, a Gibson Vibrola tailpiece and chrome hardware. The Firebird V was the same as the III, but with a Tune-O-Matic bridge. The Firebird VII had three humbuckers, a Vibrola tailpiece, a Tune-O-Matic bridge and gold hardware. Later the Firebird XII was added to the range. It was a "non-reverse" shape with 12 strings and two pickups. The pickup options were Gibson's old-fashioned P-90 singlecoil, humbuckers, or mini-humbuckers.

The "reverse" Firebird is noted for its' radical shape and the fact that the tuners are on the back of the headstock, hidden from view. The more conventional "non-reverse" shape eschewed both of these traits.

Famous Firebird players include Eric Clapton, Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters, Johnny Winter and Brian Jones, original lead guitarist for the Rolling Stones. Allen Collins of Lynyrd Skynyrd also used a 1964 Firebird to record the famous solo in Free Bird.

The Gibson Firebird

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The 1974 Gibson SG Standard Demo and Review

!±8± The 1974 Gibson SG Standard Demo and Review

This video is a demonstration of a 1974 Gibson SG Standard through a Peavey Artist series 120 watt amplifier and MXR distortion + pedal. This guitar features 2 T-top humbucker pickups, mahogany body and neck, ebony fretboard and shell block inlays. Come and have a look at some of our vintage, used and new guitars at www.thelittleguitarshop.com

The 1974 Gibson SG Standard Demo and Review

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!±8± Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar,Worn Cherry Satin

Brand : Gibson USA | Rate : | Price : $799.00
Post Date : Nov 21, 2011 22:38:47 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar,Worn Cherry Satin

• Newly Designed Mahogany Back with Maple Cap
• '50s Rounded Neck Profile
• Rosewood fingerboard with Figured Acrylic Trapezoid Inlays
• Pair of Burstbucker Pro Pickups
• Grover(TM) tuners with Kluson-Style Green Keys

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Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar,Worn Cherry Satin

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Guitars - Gibson

!±8± Guitars - Gibson

If you play the guitar, then most likely you've heard of Gibson. If not, then you've been living under a rock and having your food delivered to you through a bubble. Gibson is arguably the most popular guitar manufacturer in the world today and have been for quite some time. We're going to take just a surface look at this guitar giant. For more info, just visit their web site. Yeah, they've got one of those too now.

Gibson makes a lot of guitars, but probably none are as popular as the Gibson Les Paul. The Les Paul is probably one of the most widely used guitars in rock music. The guitar first made its presence in 1952 and is still going strong over 50 years later. The Les Paul is a solid body electric guitar that comes in many models including the Les Paul Classic, Les Paul Supreme, Les Paul Standard, Les Paul Studio Baritone, Les Paul Studio, Les Paul Goddess, Les Paul Gt, Les Paul Menace, Les Paul New Century, Les Paul Vixen, Les Paul Special (with Humbucker pickups), Les Paul Doublecuts and Les Paul Melody Maker. Each one of these guitars has its own distinct sound.

But Gibson is more than just Les Paul guitars, even though they are the most popular models and used by more musicians than any other model. Gibson also makes the Americana, which is a fairly new guitar series. This includes the Pioneer Cutaway and the Ranger. These are 6 string acoustic guitars that have a very beautiful tone.

Getting back to electric guitars and to another old favorite, Gibson also makes the Firebird series which includes the Firebird Studio, Firebird V and Firebird VII. This series started way back in 1963 and took electric guitars in a whole new direction with its look and sound. This guitar is still very popular today with people who are looking for something a little different from the classic Les Paul sound.

Even two years before the Firebird was the SG series by Angus Young. This was actually a modification of the Les Paul with a thinner body and pointed horns. Originally part of the Les Paul series, it eventually got its own name. The SG series includes the SG 61 reissue, which is actually an exact replica of the original guitar, the SG Goddess, SG GT, SG Menace, SG Standard, SG Supreme and SG Special.

Gibson also makes other models of electric guitars but in addition to guitars, Gibson also makes electric bases which include the Continental V Bass, Les Paul Double Cut Bass, Les Paul Standard Base and Les Paul Thunderbird Bass which includes the four and five string models.

Sadly, there are some models of guitars that Gibson decided to discontinue for 2006. These include the Blues Hawk, Chet Atkins SST and Chet Atkins CE and CEC. These will be missed as they were excellent guitars, even if they didn't sell as well as expected.

Gibson guitars have been a staple of the guitar industry for over 50 years. They are certain to remain at the top of the guitar world for at least another 50 years.

Guitars - Gibson

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