After Playing Every Les Paul...Buy THIS One?
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Personal favorite work horse is the LP Tribute. I love the satin finish, feels smooth and easy to play for hours, sometimes about not having binding makes it feel a little more responsive and resonate as well as i always feel coil tapped/ split pickups take away tone but the last 2 points could just be me.
I also have a 2018 SG Special with 24 frets and the firebird pickups. ABSOLUTE BEAST of a guitar. Great for metal, jazz, soul R&B and Reggae
Really enjoyed this one - thanks for taking the time to put it together! I'm primarily a Les Paul person, my first electric was (still is) a 1968 LP Custom I bought from a friend in the early 70s - it was my only electric thru my band days and stayed with me into my studio days. Recently I bought the Epiphone 1959 'Gibson hybrid' which I like a lot, interesting getting to know a chunkier neck, and also the Cantrell 'Wino' which is great, the neck and ebony fretboard feel very familiar and, frankly, I just love the colour. I tried the Epi Custom and it's great but the 'Wino' won the toss. My next purchase will definitely be an Eastman SB59/v - tried one and love it. There are a couple of Gibsons I would love to own, a 2011 Long Island Ltd. Edition I have been checking out and maybe the new Deluxe with mini humbuckers - need to try it out but the brighter edge the pick-ups give it seems pretty interesting (also they have a Wine red!). Thanks again.
Great summary! I'd love a series for Gibson and Epiphone models with more modern appointments.
Awesome run down and wrap up! Thank you!
My best, and I've had many, Les Paul is a 2016 Gibson Studio 60s Tribute with P90s. It outshined both my 50s and 60s Standards, Faded, Traditional and Classic. To date, it is the only one I've kept because it keeps beating out the others.
I had an Epiphone Les Paul standard and wasn't satisfied. Sound was okay but had a loud pop when I used the 3 way switch. Traded it in for a Gibson Les Paul Studio. I liked the neck but we never really never bonded. I kept looking till I finally found my Goldilocks. Great tone, quality build and the neck that I love. It is the Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s. I hated to give that much for it but as soon as I got home and plugged into my Marshal DSL 40, I knew I had made the right choice. Thanks for all the info. I learned allot.
I love the 60's style neck on a Les Paul and the models with weight relief and humbuckers. I like the top painted but prefer the natural wood on the back of the guitar.
Great points here! Very insightful.
Thanks for the review….1950’s Epiphone LP in heritage cherry sunburst for me. It came perfectly setup from Sweetwater. I LOVE the look, sound and feel of this guitar and can’t put it down. I was worried about the size of the neck as I have fairly small hands, but it is so comfortable to play!
Love your channel. You are easy to follow along with. Great work. Thanks.
I recently bought a Epiphone Les Paul Modern in Caribbean Blue Fade. I absolutely love this guitar. When I was much younger I didn't mind my 1975 Gibson Les Paul Standard. But at over 10 lbs it was just too heavy to stand and play for any length of time. I love the weight of the Les Paul Moderns and I use all of the electronic features such as the coil split and phase switch.
I've never heard anyone say they don't love this model. Enjoy it!
Yeah I was kinda disappointed he didn’t mention the Epi Les Paul Modern. My teenage daughter has been wanting a Les Paul and I just snagged a very nice used Epi Les Paul Modern for her off of ebay for $400 for her upcoming Birthday (Jan 3rd-so gotta buy her Birthday gifts at same time I’m buying her Christmas gifts to get benefit of sales and because some things sell out by Christmas) Just received it -its the all kver Radio Blue metallic color (Sweetwater exclusive) it feels and looks amazing-so light for a Les Paul and the contoured neck heel feels amazing. Didn’t plug it in though because she was home and I had to quickly put it in case I had for it and get it hidden (in plain sight 😊, so she wouldn’t actually see it, to keep it a surprise). If it sounds and plays as well as my 2021 Epi LP Custom, she will be thrilled I think.
I totally agree. I love the weight and feel of my Epi LP Modern!
Great vid! I love signature guitars for the specs & appointments that you can't get regularly. I would agree with the P90 statement: Every one needs to own a P90 Les Paul. I have a 2018 Gibson Classic Gold Top w/P90s and wouldn't trade it. There's no weight relief but it won't neck dive either. I have 3 Epiphone Les Pauls and you can't go wrong there. My latest purchase is the Epi Les Paul Modern Access with coil split & phase switching & locking Grovers priced at $799. The craftmanship has approved greatly. If you have to have the Gibson name but have a budget, get the Les Paul Studio (satin or gloss).
My fav is the Gibson Les Paul Classic in Ebony which I own. In my opinion it's the most bang for the buck in the Gibson lineup.
My favorite Les Paul is my Studio ;) Well I wanted a standard but I couldn't get my self to pay that extra cost for mostly bling.
You guys are awesome. Keep doing what you’re doing. We appreciate what you do. Thanks again happy holidays.
I have loved this series and all the genuine insight in these comparisons. You guys are making some of the best guitar content on TH-cam 🤘
That’s too kind, thanks so much for watching!
The SG is the ultimate rock and roll guitar. That said, this is a great Les Paul video about some great Les Paul guitars with lots of useful info and well stated opinions. Rock on!
Great video. I had an Epiphone LP Std that I bought 20 years ago and upgraded pickups and tuners. Great guitar. Then a 2016 Gibson LP Standard which was great but sold it to buy a mountain bike and kept my Fenders. Then I saw the new Epiphone LPs and I had to have another LP. I got the 60s Standard because I love the neck vs. the baseball bat of the 50s. Just my taste. I really am having a great time playing a LP again. Early days but I may just leave it as it was right of the wall.
Thanks guys, great series! I own a Gibson LP Deluxe and Epiphone LP Modern. I've heard that if you collect, get a Gibson, if you're a player, get an Epiphone. So true!
1976 Yamaha Studio Lord 550 with Bourns pots and OIP capacitors.
Love. It.
great video and I agree with the p-90 comment for sure. I was able to get the rick Beato LP special DC with the p-90's and it sounds incredible. I also think that If I could only have one it would be a 50's standard cherry burst. But I have to say it would probably be a slash lol. The reason I say this is that the backs are darker and they look so much better. I would put the blank cover on the truss rod for sure lol. Again great video and looking forward to the fender upcomming. Gods Blessing and rock on
I have a 2020 Epiphone Les Paul Classic in honeyburst. Not too heavy and I love the sound of the Alnico classic pro pickups. Has a slimmer feeling neck for a LP that I really love. The light colored Indian laurel fretboard is my only complaint, but I can live with it.
Get some lemon oil on it or something, it might darken up a touch. But yeah I'm not a fan of light fretboards, but I don't mind the Indian Laurel for feel. Seems similar to rosewood in general.
Great job, guys. Whomever was making the captions seemed to be having fun. I feel it was Zach.
You guys have really done a good job of finding your own voice in the world of guitar TH-cam. The Fender series will be interesting.
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You are spot on, I have a friend and he checks out all the guitars you talked about and thats what he says
I also like those pickups you talked about and then added the Antiquity`s aged look to my R9 and thats
the old sound I was looking for, I do highly recommend them.
I've got 6 gibson Les Paul's, I love them all , the best guitar for tone and versatility all across the board! Happy Holidays
Great video! Very informative!
Yes. The Standard '50s is the one I chose. I just got a second one with AAA flame top and in bourbon burst, which usually is only available on the '60s.
I have a 60s modern tea burst with the Burstbuckers . Really versatile, good in the studio. The neck works well the way they change the angle towards the upper frets. And the 50s gold top with P 90s. I like it the best.
Love to catch you guys do a review of a Novo with some p90's. This LP series has been great content. Snagged myself a LP standard 60's not that long ago and it has taken over as my favorite guitar.
EPI LesPaul Custom-Pro is the best I have played on . .I have tiny hands / fingers , and the neck on my EPI LP Stud , is way too fat .. The neck twists in the winter , so I needed another one to feel happy about .. The Custom / Pro has won me over , for sure .. Jet Black with Gold hardware .. I put gold Strap locks on it .. Fantastic.. !! Thanks for your input / insight ..
Love the vid, thanks man!
Thanks! Yep love my 50's have a cherry burst, a gold top with p90's and a special with p90's. Love all 3.
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Just watched your channel about the two epiphone guitars. Explorer and flying V. Enjoyed your presentation. Cheers Mick. UK.
Great video. I agree with the choice. I have 6 LPs and my standard 50s is the one I'll die with. I started out years ago with all types, ibanez, Greco, epi's, Yamaha, and about 4 others. I will only ever have Gibsons. I've liked them all, but love the Gibsons. Now on the hunt for a 70 LS-6
So, I lucked out one day and bought a 2019 Epi Les Paul Trad Pro with just a killerish typical old school sounding vibe at GC, it has that IT factor!
I have an Epiphone Les Paul Custom Black Beauty with an ebony fretboard, and it's beyond amazing. It was built in 2022 and I totally agree with you on the recent Epiphone quality, they're doing unbelievable stuff these days
I have a new Epiphone Les Paul Studio in white, it's my first electric guitar for years and I love it.
I really appreciate finding your site. I'm going to buy a LP soon and I will reconsider an Epiphone now.
I have the Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60s in a Quilted Dark Honey, my first LP and my favorite to play, the quilted top is beautiful, and I removed the pickguard to show more of the top. For me, it is an added plus that Epiphone uses a modern finish, paying extra to buy a new beat-up guitar is pure insanity.
Exact model I bought I loved the quilt top dark honey burst and as a bonus it was $50 cheaper then the others but looks to be the most expensive imo I love mine
I own a, Epi also, 60s, more , Honeyburst, Plays better than my Fender ! Epi, neck thru body also !
I have a 08 Epi Paul and a 15 Epi Paul Custom Pro. Ebony with gold hardware . I have a matching Epi DOT . I had a couple Gibson's (I'm 55) in the past. My Epis sound as good, play as well and STAYS IN TUNE BETTER than the Gibson's. Epiphone lessened the angle to which the headstocks tilt back .
4° May not sound like much but it made all the difference in the world. ✌️
Exact model? Lol its 5lbs lighter less pick ups too and the body is incomplete compared to real Gibson
@@trevgreen9515 Firebird has neck through, just got one - incredible fiddle!
Hey! Great rundown, thanks for sharing. I’m torn between a Les Paul Junior or a 50’s Standard. I’ve a 2014 LPJ so already have the double humbucker sound. I’ve nothing with a P90 and let’s face it, it’s very difficult to find anyone who gives out about a Junior.
I enjoyed the upload. I'm sitting a day before my birthday with COVID and this took my mind off how bad I feel at least for a little while. I wish I could get a silver burst custom. A Gibson Les Paul standard double cut is my dream guitar. Epiphone Les Pauls are great sounding/playing guitars beginner/light gigging. It's something about a Gibson. The guitars are just more. More volume, notes ring out the way they should, more overtones, they plek the frets, hardware is rock solid. I got lucky and had access to a Gibson Les Paul for a small period of time and it was so awesome. It ridiculous how nice Gibsons are. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Happy Thanksgiving, that means a lot and wishing well soon. Great points you make here, thanks for watching 🍻
@@PlayandTradeGuitars aww thanks, that was a nice reply. I was in kind of a fever stupor, I thought I dreamt I said all that. Lol I had a dream for some reason that Gibson sent me a Les Paul custom Gothic which doesn't exist but they read my mind to get the idea because this whole time they have existed as a company they had been working on time travel which ultimately failed but cause them to stumble upon the ability to read brain waves AKA mind reading. They implemented this on Zzounds why I was staring at the Gibsons and boom the best looking guitar ever. Lol
I like satin, too, but they gloss up after being rubbed. I like 50s or 60s neck equally for different things. Gibson now have the Pickup Shop, so you can buy Epiphone and load with Gibson PAFs. Good review. ♫
I have an Epiphone Les Paul 100 in Heritage Cherry Sunburst. 2013 model. I love it. It is a thinner body style, like a studio model. I love it!
I really love, really love my 2019 Standard. I'm especially a fan of the Burstbuckers. I've got them in my SG and Classic too. My favorites so far. In 2020 I also bought a LP Special. It's got a fat 50s style neck and even with relatively short fingers, I'm finding that neck to be my favorite. And man, it just jumps with responsiveness, resonance and sustain. I went with the 60s Standard, but to do over, based on my feelings about the 50s neck, I think I would agree with you on the 50s Standard. We'll see...😎
I get it! I own a 2004/2005 Page Les Paul and the first thing I did was put a cover on the bridge pickup and no one knew what guitar it was.
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I'm buying a LP from the Gibson Demo Shop. It is a modded Standard 60s Bourbon Burst, with the knobs, tuners, and pickups that you would find in a Standard 50 model. I do prefer the slimmer neck and the finish on the 60s, but like the hardware and pickups of the 50s. I haven't received it yet, but hopefully it is a good one!
I have a Bonamassa black beauty. Love the huge neck that they put on there. I know I can’t get that big from Gibson without going custom shop but I know the next closest is the Gibson standard 50s
I found a good balance by buying two:. a LP Studio in cherry sunburst and an Epi LP Junior. Replaced the Gibson harness with Obsidian Wiring Mark II, and upgraded pots, caps etc. on the Epi. I have a backup if needed, and dedicated 'simple' sounds on each guitar. I eschew binding and the plus top has the Studio looking like a 60s Standard. Two quality guitars with distinct voices at a little under $2k.
p.s. Would you do a segment on the Recording, Professional, and Signature models, please? There are reasons why Polfus pla
1 of the best review videos I’ve seen on this platform… If you’re buying a Murphy lab Les Paul are you really going to play it / gig with it or is it an investment ?
I have two Epiphone Les Paul’s and the 61 Les Paul sg and they are all excellent.
The fit and finish on each are impressive
Myself I dig ebony, and rosewood (as long as it's dark) but a good rule of thumb is to slap some Dunlop 65 on that sucker! (Seems to be the best in my not so humble opinion) And just to put it out there, one of my favorite Les Paul's is the all black Ace Frehley Paul I have had so long, that it could pass for a Murphy lab guitar! It has LOTS of finish checking now! Hey, Cheers!
I'm still in love with my 2009 les paul traditional. Zero bells and whistles and no weight relief just a les paul being a les paul only thing I plan on changing soon are tuners because one took a knock and the cover came apart.. Good excuse for locking tuners
I have the 50’ standard in cherry.
Marvelous guitar!
If you are seeking for the traditional Gibson sound, this is the end to f the road.
Burstbucker are fantastic; just the right amount of microphony that gives an organic sound to your finger touch.
Very responsive and dynamic.
I have small hands; the 60’ should have been my choice according to this...
But I prefer much more the old feeling coming from the 50’.
Not a big deal; I accepted not to play it as fast as my Stratocaster.
Greetings from Paris 🇫🇷
I enjoy your work
Keep going!
My favs are the classic and traditional. I have both and they're great guitars.
Great ideas for buying a Les Paul. For me, it's somewhat essential to have at least one Les Paul and one Les Paul Junior. Doesn't matter if it's Gibson, Epiphone, or whatever.
Great content and format. Please do series on Gretsch and then PRS after the Fender series.
Thanks for watching! PRS Buyers Guide and demos on the way in the next week, Gretsch to follow soon!
I've got the 50's Standard (two of them - one in Lemon and one in Gold Top), a Slash LP in Appetite Burst, a Custom in Alpine White, an SG Standard 61, and a 335. My favorite aligns with yours, the 50's Standard. One of mine is just over 9 pounds and the other is right at 8-1/2. Both great guitars and yes, I play all of my guitars on stage for hours, and no, I don't sit while doing it. If a guitar isn't played in my collection, it goes out the door. I play in a band where the other guitarist plays a custom shop 59 reissue and one of the new Explorer reissues. I'd love to be able to spend a lot of money on a museum or wall art piece, but to me, a guitar is meant to be played. I believe you should do what you like with your guitar. Anyone who doesn't think I play them out can check my videos on my channel of the bands and open mics where I'm playing each one at some point. I relic my guitars the old fashioned way, by playing them; though I mean no disrespect to someone who prefers a factory relic.
I have no use for a boat the never gets wet, a motorcycle that doesn't go fast, or a guitar that doesn't get played.
I came here to be talked down off the edge of buying a Les Paul 50s standard with the P 90s in it! Lol! Thanks for the help!
I picked one of the Gibson Les Paul's you left out - the Classic. Lower price,gloss nitro,Grover tuners,lighter weight,blower switch plus phase and coil taps,uncovered zebra 61's,slim taper neck,Heritage Cherry Sunburst finish,hard case and metal output jack...Check !
I chose my Epiphone Les Paul Traditional Pro III because of the satin finish on the neck compared to the gloss neck of the Standard
I have a sapphire blue 2011 lp studio, it been my favorite lp I have owned. But still finding myself favoring my sg more.
I have a 2018 Gibson les Paul tribute in honey burst and I love it. Bought it from Guitar center from the used gear rack. I think I paid around $750. Don't overlook the tributes. I am considering glueing muppet fur on the back of the neck to give it a little more fuzz
I have the Epiphone Les Paul Standard Dark Burst and the Epiphone Les Paul Custom Silverburst and they are fookin awesome!!!
I've never been able to get a Gibson but it is on my bucket list. Thanks for the info.
Gibson Les Paul Tribute on zzounds, reasonable monthly payments with no credit check. You won't regret it if you buy the Tribute. I have 7 guitars, 3 of which are Gibson and I play my Tribute more than anything.
@@thepizzaveteran my gold top tribute is my go to guitar, out of 18..a great "players " guitar!
I had cash in pocket to buy a Gibson studio LP when I walked into the store. after about 2 hours of trying out a few to see if the one I picked was still "my" guitar I left with an Epiphone LP Custom. Arctic White with ebony fretboard. Much less $ and I am really happy after a year with it. I have considered a set of p90 for it with the money I saved, but the tone is already quite nice so it is a low priority
I am ready to buy a les paul! Go a standard 60s as i had an r7 and did not like the big neck....but it still has issues, it holds back a bit...and sounds a bit thin(!) sometimes its got a bright tone which i do like...but i sytill search for a better one, i can afford it but 7500 gives me the creeps! After being totally disappointed on a fender cs strat my faith in custom shop is gone. Epiphones are great for the money but you do hear it in the sound ❤
does the epiphone les paul classic have phase inverter? or should i say on those are there push pull on all knobs or not? because it seems like theres only two coil splitters on the front two knobs! hopefully you can help me to understand this? and just subbed!
I would love a 1950s Gold Top with P-90s
I'm with you on the artist models. I'm a huge Guns N' Roses fan, but actually what I like the most about the Slash Standard is just the look of the November burst.
Excited for the fender version! Im much more into the single coil longer scale length trem system type of thing. Maybe Ibanez after?
Thanks for watching, Ibanez is on our radar! We’re excited for Fender too 🤘
Any chance America will get the Ibanez Iceman IC420?
YES! ‘61 Burstbuckers are PERFECT!
I have 2021 Epi Lp custom. It’s an amazing guitar.
Thanks!
Studios are nice. I have played several of them, I have never been disappointed. If you can, snag a used one, do it.
Only the Les Paul's offered by zZounds. Hanven't seen the Trad Pro V I'd like to hear your perspective. Most people say it's a GC cheap guitar, but I think they're pretty special.
I have a 1994 Studio, had it since new. Its a really really good guitar. Sounds good, looks good, and plays amazing with the perfect neck to me. I paid around $850 for it back in the day, which is a pretty good investment in my book 😊
Would love that Les Paul. Love Gibson and Epiphone.
What about the GoldTop slash Victoria.. with custom Burstbuckers ? I’m thinking on buying it..
I have mentioned this many times. The prices have gone up like crazy, and many models does give a hard case
I haven’t played since I was a kid. Trying to save up an buy one like my dad had. All black with a white trim around the body.
Rock on you guys are awesome. We have 6 Les Paul's in are collection
I am planning on buying a 50s standard this week!! I can't wait to get it!
Did you get it???!!
@@jordanpratt3821 Yes I did. Bought a cherry sunburst 50s standard. Its outstanding.
@@ToddH76 I came this close and bought the TV yellow special enstead. Once you have a LP standard there is no where else to go.No going up from there.Its the pinnacle of guitar ownership. So I don't want to get it yet. Love the special though.No regerts.
epiphone studio in australia on special is $870 RR $1200
Very good vid! You mentioned P90's . Mr West made em talk and sing!! Even with just 1!!!!
Did you guys do the les paul modern? I love my Epiphone LP modern. It’s a great value and you can gig with it
I have a Les Paul Standard 2017 and I've thought of it as the guitar I've always wanted. Recently I bought a Chibson Les Paul '56 Custom Shop Re-issue replica, just like the one I had back in the 70's. Soap bars, thick neck, 7 pounds and no frills aside from the tiger maple top and what looks like a lemon burst finish. After playing that thing for a week, I picked up my 2017, and shocker. I discovered how much work it needed to play as well as my Chibson. Plus, those humbuckers will never have the spice of the soap bars. They are just alive. I've got a new favorite guitar, and it's not the Gibson.
I've owned two Gibson Les Pauls...a new '70 Gold Top Standard and a new '92 Flame Top Standard. My third and best by far Les Paul is a 2021 Epiphone '50s Standard with a '59 shaped neck. To me the word "Vintage" is just a sales pitch. I was there when they were new.
Epiphone les Paul 59 great guitar
You can swap out the signed truss rod cover on the Slash LP with the plain black cover that’s included with the case candy. Yes, there is Slash art on the back of the headstock but how often will you stare at the back of the headstock.? You’ll eventually forget it’s the SLP.
I'm a beginning player and leaning towards the Epiphone Les Paul Studio E1. I want to stay under $300 and want a Les Paul style guitar. Would this be a good choice in your opinion or is there something else at this price point that would be a better option?
I've got a Epiphone Les Paul Special and I would not sell or trade. Keep your Gibsons and good luck. 👍
What are your thoughts on Eastman, just to throw a wrench in the mix. I've heard that " it scratches the LP itch, but you still want a Gibson.. the problem is they're so good that nothing outside the custom shop would scratch the itch after playing an sb59, or sb55 etc"
I love the 50s as well…but my wallet will only let me partake of the 50s Epiphone les paul. Which I love after a set up. Thanks for the reviews of the Les Paul’s
I totally agree with the artist models. Slash is my favorite guitarist, but I can’t bring myself to get a Slash model.
What are your thoughts on the Gibson Traditional Pro V? I was considering it
Great video. I love Gibson
Epiphone tribute 60 plus comes with Gibson pickups , real maple carved top and a parallel/ series switches, give it a chance and will steal your heart
which of the Epiphone Slash les paul do you like?
New guitars are like new cars. With guitars, you might have to choose between two identical Les Pauls in the store. Perfect twins, 1 digit difference in the serial # , but you might fall in love with one over the other. But with cars, you want to check the assembly date to buy one made on Tuesday or Thursday. Monday is weekend hangover day, Wednesday is HUMP day, and Friday is payday. Less distractions on Tues & Thurs. I wonder if that’s true in a guitar factory?
I love that you include some negatives instead of just selling everything as wonderful. Some things are a matter of personal choice, but some things are to be avoided.