Thank you so much for providing this. I love the gforce and own the complete hp line up from 2017. Haters will keep hating but I can go from a drop D to an open E in the push of a couple buttons. That is great at a gig. So much versatility especially with the LP push pot and all.
I like the systen. It takes a bit of learning to get the hang of it. If corporate would have made it an option, the old school guys may not have revolted.
Out of all my Gibson's, including custom shop and signature models, my 2015 is the best and most playable Les Paul I own. I'll never understand the backlash. The G-Force system is awesome. Locking tuners that wrap and tune all your strings perfectly.
Nice job with the video. A few tips for you. Put painters tape on the ends of the tailpiece and bridge to keep them from falling off. Painters tape has never been a problem for me so I don’t see it messing up the finish. When you restring, pluck the string when winding up, and the tuner will sense the string and take over to tune it automatically. Change the nut for a titanium nut if you haven’t already. Gibson had a program where you could write them to get a new nut. The strings cut into the brass nut. Best.
Good logical ideas. The other one I learned from a luthier is to push a rubber eraser between the tailpiece and body to hold it into place. That works too. Have a good day.
Thanks for the video, what's your experience with the brass nut ? They say it wear quickly. I have a gforce it works but I'm too used with the standard one. How about the deluxe ? Are you happy with the tone? I m a big fun of the 2015 line-up. Thanks
I do have experience with the g-force system. I found problems with some of your techniques. That wrapping around the post for the higher string seemed odd to me. Also when you were winding up the strings you need to pluck the string and the system when you're close will take over and then push you over to the next string. Overall love the passion. Thank you keep up the good work.
The string wrap was done exactly as pictured in Gibson's documents. On Pg. 6 The explanation could have been a little wonky. images.gibson.com/Media/Product-Documentation/GFORCE_OM_2.32c_02122015_en.pdf
Thank you so much for providing this. I love the gforce and own the complete hp line up from 2017. Haters will keep hating but I can go from a drop D to an open E in the push of a couple buttons. That is great at a gig. So much versatility especially with the LP push pot and all.
I like the systen. It takes a bit of learning to get the hang of it. If corporate would have made it an option, the old school guys may not have revolted.
Out of all my Gibson's, including custom shop and signature models, my 2015 is the best and most playable Les Paul I own. I'll never understand the backlash. The G-Force system is awesome. Locking tuners that wrap and tune all your strings perfectly.
I like the system just fine. Some people don't like to learn something new. It would have been better for corporate to have it as an option.
Nice job with the video. A few tips for you. Put painters tape on the ends of the tailpiece and bridge to keep them from falling off. Painters tape has never been a problem for me so I don’t see it messing up the finish. When you restring, pluck the string when winding up, and the tuner will sense the string and take over to tune it automatically. Change the nut for a titanium nut if you haven’t already. Gibson had a program where you could write them to get a new nut. The strings cut into the brass nut. Best.
Good logical ideas. The other one I learned from a luthier is to push a rubber eraser between the tailpiece and body to hold it into place. That works too. Have a good day.
@@DeadKoby that’s a great idea!
Thanks for the video, what's your experience with the brass nut ? They say it wear quickly. I have a gforce it works but I'm too used with the standard one. How about the deluxe ? Are you happy with the tone? I m a big fun of the 2015 line-up. Thanks
I've not had issues with the nuts on either of mine... the Deluxe's pickups are quite nice. I like it a great deal.
I do have experience with the g-force system. I found problems with some of your techniques. That wrapping around the post for the higher string seemed odd to me. Also when you were winding up the strings you need to pluck the string and the system when you're close will take over and then push you over to the next string. Overall love the passion. Thank you keep up the good work.
The string wrap was done exactly as pictured in Gibson's documents. On Pg. 6 The explanation could have been a little wonky.
images.gibson.com/Media/Product-Documentation/GFORCE_OM_2.32c_02122015_en.pdf
i hope to convert my g force to standard tuners soon no idea how though
Just buy standard Gibson tuners. No rocket science involved.
@@DeadKoby sounds good bro
@@averagejoegrows Why did you buy a G Force tuner guitar?
@@lomarsweed6604 i got the gibson on offer up for 700 didnt know it has g force
What string gauges come stock on these?
Regular light. 10s
Out of focus and arm blocking the good stuff…
You're welcome to come to my shop and film for me. It's just me here.
You are definitely not playing any gigs lmaooo
I've not had issues with these guitars........ however when I do play out, I always pack a second guitar...... that I usually don't need.