Gibson Les Paul Standard Bass Case

Pros: Fantastic tone, comfortable, not too heavy, nice layout, great neck plays like a dream, beautiful!

Cons: no pickup covers included, sharp volume pointers, high fret access, somewhat expensive

The Bottom Line: It really delivers that solid sound of a Gibson, well balanced, practical, reliable, great control layout, not a heavy Les Paul, and she's sooooo purdy!

Review: When I strap this over my shoulder and look down it's like sitting in a 66 Corvette. I am ready to GO. I bought this guitar on Ebay about a month ago. Now that I'm getting well aquainted with her I'm ready to tell y'all about it.

Buying a...

Pros: Excellent Quality Design, Sound, Neck, Looks... Everything... Best Guitar Ever...

Cons: Expensive!

The Bottom Line: The Gibson Les Paul is probably the greatest guitar ever created... Need I say more?

Review: The Gibson Les Paul is one of the oldest electric guitars in the world. It is very popular, and has been used by some of the greatest musicians of all time. I have actually played a few different Les Pauls. My favorite are the custom Les Pauls that I...

Pros: Pure Gibson Tone, Smooth neck, Customizable, Gold Hardware, Brass nut and Stop piece tail bar.

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: Buy it and you will not be disappointed, I promise.

Review: This guitar is a true dream guitar, with a maple top and mahogany back gives this guitar great tone you would expect from a Gibson. The neck is made of a maple back with ebony finger board(also adding to the tone and playability). It also has the...

Pros: Heavy body, great sustain, unmistakable sound, excellent construction.

Cons: Heavy body.

The Bottom Line: Buy it. Love it. Play it. Polish it. Stare at it. Know you have purchased on of the finest guitars ever made!

Review: MY HISTORY:
I have been playing guitar since I was 7 years old. My brother and I were asked to leave our guitar class because we picked up everything by ear faster than they could teach us to read. So, I left. And began a career with the guitar that...

Pros: Great looks, sound & construction

Cons: Expensive

The Bottom Line: This has got to be the epitome of how an electric guitar should look & feel like. Sound may not be suitable for all songs/ playing styles.

Review: There are a lot of guitarists out there who opt for either a Strat or a Les Paul but not both. That's because these are radically different guitars. Chances are if you really like one of them, you'll not like the other.

Some very obvious...

Pros: It sounds like rock and roll should!

Cons: Heavy

The Bottom Line: Expensive and worth it!!!

Review: I bought my LP Custom about four years ago. I payed $1850 at the time. My LP Custom quickly be ...

Pros: Sounds good, feels good, plays good, has excellent resale value.

Cons: Expensive

The Bottom Line: If you want a high quality very nice looking guitar that will hold it's value, here it is.

Review: What makes a Custom a Custom Plus? That nice piece of quilted maple for the top. Other then that, it's basicly the same as a newer Les Paul Custom, again, with the exception of the bookmatched figured maple top. They were discontinued in 1998. Mine is a...

Pros: It plays like a dream....

Cons: It's too heavy. But since it plays so nicely, so get a comfy strap and quit whinning....It's a little expensive too, but worth it...

Review: This guitar plays amazingly....just like an extension of your body.
The mother of pearl inlays make bends and slides incredibly smooth and desirable. Rapid note changes are easy because the fret height is generally low and not much effort of force...

Pros: Great guitar, great sound, great looks, handles well!

Cons: Heavy !!

The Bottom Line: If you can afford the older models 1972 and below buy one, it is candy for your ears and gold in your hands!!

Review: I own 4 guitars, the four that I feel made guitar players famous #1 I own an American Strat, made by Fender
#2. I own a 1990 Gibson studio model 335 cherry in color.
#3. I own a Gibson SG 1968 model. and lastely
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Pros: Everything on the Les Paul Custom 1972 is a PRO!

Cons: None.

Review: I bought my black Les Paul Custom 1972 second-hand way back in 1983 paying the equivalent of some $ 800, in Amsterdam. I love everything about it : it's a Fretless Wonder with a brass nut,ebony fretboards with in-laid mother of pearl and original PAF ...