30 mins before the video gets released, so far: Dylan:*putting detailed info of his Gibson GHole, Klos carbon fiber, breedlove acoustics on the description, besides mentioning on his previous videos he is about to sell his acoustic* Everyone: "whY R u SeLLiNg yOuR LeS pAuL?!"
Yea, I would sell the Gibson G-ho' too. It is not their best made model from reviews I have seen. Yours may be better.... I have 2 Gibsons, one acoustic J50 and a 'lectric 2014 Cherry Dot ES 335. Lots of other stuff would go before either of those. The J50 is a 1971, bought new by me. First year of the square shoulder J50 and an early Norlin-era guitar but still well made and holding up after >50 years. It is my 2nd guitar. I also have one like my 1st guitar, a German made Framus 12 string Texan found on CL and restored to playability. Both on the wall right now. Lets see those kid guitars in the closet.....
The reason everyone is assuming it's the Les Paul, is because of the word "already." Same reason the wife and I felt tricked into watching. I was upset for a minute. That November Burst is amazing, but I am definitely not into the G-series. Glad you're selling it, glad you're not selling the LP, not glad you tricked us all but entertained at everyone posting as if they watched the video and agree that Les Pauls suck LOL
Good for you for going different! I still wish I got a few Maccaferri guitars way back when. including the plastic archtop. Anything but X braced. It's a great bracing system. It's just done to death. So give me a ladder braced, 12 fret, slotted headstock, and I'm fairly happy.
Yes, go ahead and sell the Gibson. It sounds good but they could have made it look better without increasing the production cost. The big pointy pickguard is too much and simple dot inlays would have looked better.
Also… speaking of weird placed sound holes on guitars. I also own 2 Boulder Creek Solitaire Acoustic Guitars. One of which I gigged with for 6 years & The other is my daily living room guitar. I’ve got to say if you’ve never had the opportunity to play one for the price point Boulder Creek Instruments makes some top notch one of a kind design products. Every show someone would ask “Where’s The Hole On Your Guitar” it was always a eye catching conversation starter. 💯🤘🏻🇺🇸
Your acoustic Gibson has a crisper sound than the two carbon-fiber acoustics although I admit it's sound is approaching "twangy." I don't understand how you can buy guitars online. You can line up 6 of the same guitar, acoustic or electric, in a shop and each one will play and/or sound differently for you. Something cheap, like my $300 12-string hollow electric, yeah, because that's not much money and that's how I got it. I was lucky, it's great, but anything more costly I'd prefer to try first.
It's either a gift or you worked hard for it but every now and then you see both when you see it it can't be identified then you see it and hear it bravo it's why I go to concerts truly a love for music
The first DTT video I saw was the one where you’d just got the McPherson CF. That sent me down a CF rathole. Ended up with an Emerald x20. If you like the McPhersons you’d like Emeralds too. They’re both incredible instruments. Thanks for being open about your experiences with CF guitars. Cheers, Mark
definitely up for the closet guitar tour. i personally have a rocksmith epiphone lp junior, and a stringless cortez begginner acoustic that doesn't have a saddle.
I love that McPherson! But even my cheaper clone of it, the Enya, is really good. I love that I could leave it out in my camper and not have to worry about humidity. But I admit that those wooden acoustics sure do suit my eye. 😊
I’ve always dreamt to own a carbon McPherson as well. I’m sure I will someday. My most unique higher end acoustic guitar would be my Taylor Limited 516e Baritone. When I purchased it I probably could have gotten a McPherson but I felt like I better get my hands on the one that is 1 in 54 first. PS. Your guitar collection is wicked my friend. 💯✊🏻🇺🇸
Im just too much of a fuckup to have a nice wooden acoustic, personally. Im going to get one of the carbon ones pretty soon, and id prolly get an ovation or one of the torrified wood guitars if carbon fiber wasnt about to be a regular thing. Gho is a rad guitar, sounds nice, but i couldnt make it sound nice...theres that too:)
I'm a big fan of ss frets. I think a couple of composite models have them. If I had to replace the frets on my Taylor 314e, I'd definitely go with ss. Just wondering how others feel about this.
I think you made the right choice. the Gibson sounds Ok but the other three stand out tone wise. The Carbon travel guitar REALLY impressed me when you started playing it. I will ALWAYS be down for hearing someone's history and how they started. We have all been there and we all have similar AND varying happenings that inspired us. So yeah go blow the dust off of the closet monsters.
When you were talking about the McPherson carbon fiber guitars you have, it made me wonder about something.... Anyone know what happened to that Koloss (or something close to that) guitar brand that had those kits that weren't worth their weight in scrap value? Lol. I just remember a bunch of terrible reviews, then never heard any more about them after that.
I just got back from GC and the Gibson LP they have there look HORRIBLE! They only had 3 LP standards. But they all had finish issues. In the cut out and at the neck joint. I’m sorry but if I’m spending almost 3K. It better be flawless. Even the 3way and the controls felt rough. I know my CTS pots are like butter.
@@DylanTalksTone I don’t know what kinda arrangement G.C and Gibson have. Maybe Gibbon says to them the guitars are fine and we won’t take them back? Who knows right? All I know,I wasn’t spending 2800 on one of them. LOL. And maybe like Derek says. They are selling B stock at regular prices.
Show us the old stuff, I myself own a old f holed arch top from the 50's, it has been in the family from new. it first belonged to my uncle, later my older sister, they are both passed on now and I am the custodian of it. there is lots wrong with it but it is going nowhere I still play it regularly, some stuff you never sell.
Gibson would be one of the last brands I would purchase. There are so many great other brands out there that have far better quality control and are much more ergonomic.
out of all your acoustics, I'd sell the Gibson too. It'll move fast, it's known brand, and the breedlove does what that gibson does . . . . its crazy this day and age, we have tons of selection for amazing guitars beyond top 3 in either electric or acoustics, man it's wild. part of it was carbon fiber has gotten a bad rep from rainsong and ovation (original ovation was novel and good but then quality dropped) as they were the first to use non standard materials and poor execution lead the guitar world to say "See I told you so, we build guitars trad for a reason and it's tone / playability / etc) and supposedly they got better but too many good carbon like mcpherson, emerald, klos . . . If you're into acoustics you have to try boucher, gallgher, MIJ yairi (alvarez), MIJ yamaha, pre war. after hearing those, probably won't spend a dime on the top 3.
no, the Gibson would be the one I'd sell. the carbon fibre guitars are nice. also less prone to environmental effects e.g humidity. therefore more useful objects if ever the dystopian scifi future occurs (if it hasn't already).
The Gibson sounds really great but the pickgaurd, for me, is too much, unless i was in like megadeth doing an acoustic thing and i need a single cut. Right before covid lockdowns
One down, two more to sell. lol Gibsons, especially used Gibsons, are so tempting to sell because you will always find someone who will pay more than you did.
If this isn't clickbait, I don't blame you and I already know why. Personally I've never played a Les Paul (or any Gibson) that I've ever liked. And sorry, not sorry, but their headstock issues are just bonkers to me 🤡
@@DylanTalksTone yeah, but does it stay in tune without having to buy some aftermarket gadget to correct the string angle from the nut to the tuning pegs?
@@DylanTalksTone why be a wise ass … you don’t need sales numbers from Gibson. Anyone who put one of those awful guitars in their hands compared to an instrument Gibson actually cared about the craftsmanship can instantly tell what is going on.
They are definitely all equally easy to flip. I get offers pretty frequently. The Breedlove I DID flip, and bought it back (said that in the video). I’d sell the McPherson but only to get the new version… you are welcome to make assumptions, but they would be wrong. I have no issue with that. Have a great day
C4 Corvette.....best bank fer yer buck ....most car fer the cash ...... there ya go bud....... done expect record breaking speed out of he box unless it's a zr1 but regardless they will out handle anything you throw at it ......legiit anything...
I want to vote for the video to see your childhood guitars please 🙂
Yep 👍
For sure
Ditto
Definitely
Your acoustic playing is great! Brings out a different side to your playing. Enjoyed it!
I had a Gibson Les Paul briefly, sold it and kept my Epiphone Elitist Les Paul.
I have the 57 goldtop elitist and I dig it
Elitist or Elite Epi ‘s are great ❤
@@Morrison9155 Same here. Put CS Pearly Gates in it and I LOVE it. I loved it with the stock pickups too.
@@kennyjohnson336 I’m looking at the Wiz and Lollar Imperials right now. I had some pearly gates in an SG and they were awesome
30 mins before the video gets released, so far:
Dylan:*putting detailed info of his Gibson GHole, Klos carbon fiber, breedlove acoustics on the description, besides mentioning on his previous videos he is about to sell his acoustic*
Everyone: "whY R u SeLLiNg yOuR LeS pAuL?!"
😂😂😂😂😂
I once sold a Gibson Les Paul Custom and bought a Martin D28 which I cherish.
That Mcpherson is beautiful.
That Breedlove is beautiful. My dad was an exotic woods dealer. He used to sell woods to Breedlove. Some might be in that very good guitar.
I remember that comment about your goofy caps, I just think it's weird seeing you without one, so used to it 😊
Yea, I would sell the Gibson G-ho' too. It is not their best made model from reviews I have seen. Yours may be better....
I have 2 Gibsons, one acoustic J50 and a 'lectric 2014 Cherry Dot ES 335. Lots of other stuff would go before either of those.
The J50 is a 1971, bought new by me. First year of the square shoulder J50 and an early Norlin-era guitar but still well made and holding up after >50 years. It is my 2nd guitar. I also have one like my 1st guitar, a German made Framus 12 string Texan found on CL and restored to playability. Both on the wall right now.
Lets see those kid guitars in the closet.....
The reason everyone is assuming it's the Les Paul, is because of the word "already." Same reason the wife and I felt tricked into watching. I was upset for a minute. That November Burst is amazing, but I am definitely not into the G-series. Glad you're selling it, glad you're not selling the LP, not glad you tricked us all but entertained at everyone posting as if they watched the video and agree that Les Pauls suck LOL
Agree
I have the same issues as you do.
Addicted to guitars and mountain biking
Two VERY expensive hobbies
Did people not watch the vid before commenting? Apparently so.
He has at least 3 Gibsons, why does everyone assume it's the Les Paul?
The title reads “why I’m ALREADY selling my Gibson.” The already part would imply his most recent Gibson.
I assumed it was the 335… but maybe that was an Epiphone (🤔)
@@martianmurray you must be a professor of logic at the University of science
Acoustic Guitars he has sound good.
I’m never selling any of mine. Of course I could always snap another headstock, id get it repaired this time
Good for you for going different!
I still wish I got a few Maccaferri guitars way back when. including the plastic archtop. Anything but X braced. It's a great bracing system. It's just done to death. So give me a ladder braced, 12 fret, slotted headstock, and I'm fairly happy.
Yes, go ahead and sell the Gibson. It sounds good but they could have made it look better without increasing the production cost. The big pointy pickguard is too much and simple dot inlays would have looked better.
Also… speaking of weird placed sound holes on guitars. I also own 2 Boulder Creek Solitaire Acoustic Guitars. One of which I gigged with for 6 years & The other is my daily living room guitar. I’ve got to say if you’ve never had the opportunity to play one for the price point Boulder Creek Instruments makes some top notch one of a kind design products.
Every show someone would ask “Where’s The Hole On Your Guitar” it was always a eye catching conversation starter. 💯🤘🏻🇺🇸
Your acoustic Gibson has a crisper sound than the two carbon-fiber acoustics although I admit it's sound is approaching "twangy." I don't understand how you can buy guitars online. You can line up 6 of the same guitar, acoustic or electric, in a shop and each one will play and/or sound differently for you. Something cheap, like my $300 12-string hollow electric, yeah, because that's not much money and that's how I got it. I was lucky, it's great, but anything more costly I'd prefer to try first.
Inspiring you make pickups your all about rocking it electronically yet you play the acoustics excellently
Wow, thanks!
It's either a gift or you worked hard for it but every now and then you see both when you see it it can't be identified then you see it and hear it bravo it's why I go to concerts truly a love for music
The first DTT video I saw was the one where you’d just got the McPherson CF. That sent me down a CF rathole. Ended up with an Emerald x20. If you like the McPhersons you’d like Emeralds too. They’re both incredible instruments.
Thanks for being open about your experiences with CF guitars.
Cheers, Mark
Ever make a pup for acoustic guitar? Maybe give you reason for keeping a couple extra. And yes vote here for childhood gtrs
That Slash guitar is beautiful!
definitely up for the closet guitar tour. i personally have a rocksmith epiphone lp junior, and a stringless cortez begginner acoustic that doesn't have a saddle.
I love that McPherson! But even my cheaper clone of it, the Enya, is really good. I love that I could leave it out in my camper and not have to worry about humidity. But I admit that those wooden acoustics sure do suit my eye. 😊
I’ve always dreamt to own a carbon McPherson as well. I’m sure I will someday.
My most unique higher end acoustic guitar would be my Taylor Limited 516e Baritone. When I purchased it I probably could have gotten a McPherson but I felt like I better get my hands on the one that is 1 in 54 first.
PS. Your guitar collection is wicked my friend. 💯✊🏻🇺🇸
Glad you went with out the hat. 😀
Im just too much of a fuckup to have a nice wooden acoustic, personally. Im going to get one of the carbon ones pretty soon, and id prolly get an ovation or one of the torrified wood guitars if carbon fiber wasnt about to be a regular thing. Gho is a rad guitar, sounds nice, but i couldnt make it sound nice...theres that too:)
I liked the sounds of all 3 acoustics but the Gibson did sound nice, cool design elements as well 🎸💕👏🏻
I'm a big fan of ss frets. I think a couple of composite models have them. If I had to replace the frets on my Taylor 314e, I'd definitely go with ss. Just wondering how others feel about this.
I think you made the right choice. the Gibson sounds Ok but the other three stand out tone wise. The Carbon travel guitar REALLY impressed me when you started playing it. I will ALWAYS be down for hearing someone's history and how they started. We have all been there and we all have similar AND varying happenings that inspired us. So yeah go blow the dust off of the closet monsters.
When you were talking about the McPherson carbon fiber guitars you have, it made me wonder about something....
Anyone know what happened to that Koloss (or something close to that) guitar brand that had those kits that weren't worth their weight in scrap value? Lol. I just remember a bunch of terrible reviews, then never heard any more about them after that.
I'd love to see your first guitar(s)... still have mine from over 50 years ago.
I just got back from GC and the Gibson LP they have there look HORRIBLE! They only had 3 LP standards. But they all had finish issues. In the cut out and at the neck joint. I’m sorry but if I’m spending almost 3K. It better be flawless. Even the 3way and the controls felt rough. I know my CTS pots are like butter.
That’s why you don’t buy from
Guitar center
@@DylanTalksTone As much as I don’t care for GC. These are NEW. These came from Gibson like that.
And GC should not have put them on the wall. That’s the way these problems get fixed.
Sounds like they are B stock, not being sold as such 🤔
@@DylanTalksTone I don’t know what kinda arrangement G.C and Gibson have. Maybe Gibbon says to them the guitars are fine and we won’t take them back? Who knows right? All I know,I wasn’t spending 2800 on one of them. LOL.
And maybe like Derek says. They are selling B stock at regular prices.
Show us the old stuff, I myself own a old f holed arch top from the 50's, it has been in the family from new. it first belonged to my uncle, later my older sister, they are both passed on now and I am the custodian of it. there is lots wrong with it but it is going nowhere I still play it regularly, some stuff you never sell.
1st guitars video - yes.
Are you going to do a video about modding the Tele?
Silly question:
Are pickups the same for left and right hand guitars?
The description has links to several acoustic guitars including the Ghole. I'm betting that's it, not the Slash LP.
Since 1978 I've had dozens of assorted Gibsons. I always wind up selling or trading them.
Gibson would be one of the last brands I would purchase. There are so many great other brands out there that have far better quality control and are much more ergonomic.
out of all your acoustics, I'd sell the Gibson too. It'll move fast, it's known brand, and the breedlove does what that gibson does . . . . its crazy this day and age, we have tons of selection for amazing guitars beyond top 3 in either electric or acoustics, man it's wild.
part of it was carbon fiber has gotten a bad rep from rainsong and ovation (original ovation was novel and good but then quality dropped) as they were the first to use non standard materials and poor execution lead the guitar world to say "See I told you so, we build guitars trad for a reason and it's tone / playability / etc) and supposedly they got better but too many good carbon like mcpherson, emerald, klos . . .
If you're into acoustics you have to try boucher, gallgher, MIJ yairi (alvarez), MIJ yamaha, pre war. after hearing those, probably won't spend a dime on the top 3.
That Breedlove is really nice!
Do you have a video where you talk at length about your Princeton Tonemaster?
Full review a couple months ago
I own same tele american pro ll same color green mystic surf what was the issue with angle tree ? 😮
I would get rid of the mini carbon guitar it sounds small
Would love to see a video with your first guitars
So why are selling the gibson, confusing
Man you scared me, I thought you were gonna sell the Slash model.
no, the Gibson would be the one I'd sell. the carbon fibre guitars are nice. also less prone to environmental effects e.g humidity. therefore more useful objects if ever the dystopian scifi future occurs (if it hasn't already).
Because you have another?
What's the story with the hockey stick above your guitars?
I used to play hockey. Have a bunch of friends in the NHL etc
@@DylanTalksTone Very cool. Guitars and hockey are my two biggest passions as pastimes. Thanks for answering.
Because if you just want les paul sound there are plenty of less expensive great playing alternatives.
It may be necessary to get rid of the Gibson, much like Mercedes’ side pod design. 😏
First guitars are always fun
Ahh...I get it. You're selling that Gibson because you already have a Breedlove. Makes sense now
Im bicycle mekanic and i do like your s Fylan🙄
Hair’s looking good, bud
Sounds really Jack Johnson tipe of guitar 🎸
Some how i was unsubscribed thats bs i resubscribed , no wonder i wasnt getting your new videos
The Gibson sounds really great but the pickgaurd, for me, is too much, unless i was in like megadeth doing an acoustic thing and i need a single cut. Right before covid lockdowns
I would like to see them
I have the same problem with electrics, but I can't play worth a damn, so things could be worse.
I see a Les Paul junior up there too
The yellow one? I can't remember, it might be one a viewer built for him at a Texas Toast guitar building course.
be careful not to scratch up that Guitar (or any of them) with that bracelet🤪 before the new owner gets it!
Ha and im a f1 fan in heat 😏max winning again ,
Lee1
I like my guitars without a glory hole
I need a Klös in my life
One down, two more to sell. lol Gibsons, especially used Gibsons, are so tempting to sell because you will always find someone who will pay more than you did.
@@cromBumny Les Pauls sell fairly quickly. The only Gibson that took me time to sell was a Les Paul JR.
Selling your Gibson? You got rid of your boat and no longer need an anchor!
Whip your shit out buddy!
Let's see what you got!😁
He's selling it because he doesn't want it bad enough to keep it.
I'm fixing to take my lunch break MAN! I'm hungover Ready to knock off going to enjoy this you ROCK dylan
Oh no, not the G Hole 🤣.
Let the guitar out of the closet!!! 😁
Because it’s too heavy? You did seem unhappy with the weight.
Hmmmmm
If this isn't clickbait, I don't blame you and I already know why. Personally I've never played a Les Paul (or any Gibson) that I've ever liked.
And sorry, not sorry, but their headstock issues are just bonkers to me 🤡
Kinda click bait but also not.
Don't forget that for every one bad headstock there are a thousand with zero issues . The ones with zero problems you will never ever hear about.
Also, don’t forget that for every guitar that is cared for properly and not dropped, the headstock stays on just fine
@@DylanTalksTone yeah, but does it stay in tune without having to buy some aftermarket gadget to correct the string angle from the nut to the tuning pegs?
I have 3… no nut issues on any of them.
👍👍
Sell it!
Quitting time in sight
Those Gibsons did not sell well at all. Multiple videos of how poor those Gibsons were built
Oh you have sales numbers from Gibson? I’d like to see those.
@@DylanTalksTone why be a wise ass … you don’t need sales numbers from Gibson. Anyone who put one of those awful guitars in their hands compared to an instrument Gibson actually cared about the craftsmanship can instantly tell what is going on.
@@56bigmike Not being a wise ass.... If you make a claim, Back it up.
You are selling the Gibson because it sounds like every new Gibson iv ever tried .... Dull and boring
You look like somebody's grandma.
😂 thanks!
Keep the Gibson Because it’s made in your homeland by your countrymen in USA . Never Forget God , Family Country !
All my other acoustics are made in the USA too.
Sounds like your ignored childhood guitars need to finally come out of the closet.
Agreeeeed!!
Stop this video now, and go to the closet!
GET TO THE DAMN POINT
Put it on 2x speed.
Gibson acoustics are horrible 😫.
You could have said you were selling your g-hole…. Everyone is thinking the Les Paul. Click bait?
because no one cares?
Actually probably a few people care enough to learn from other people’s experience.
Full of BS
How so?
@@DylanTalksTone you can sell all the BS guitars and hold the G one. It’s the only want to you can flip easily.
They are definitely all equally easy to flip. I get offers pretty frequently. The Breedlove I DID flip, and bought it back (said that in the video). I’d sell the McPherson but only to get the new version… you are welcome to make assumptions, but they would be wrong. I have no issue with that. Have a great day
Cuz it sucks?
Cheers 🍻
C4 Corvette.....best bank fer yer buck ....most car fer the cash ...... there ya go bud....... done expect record breaking speed out of he box unless it's a zr1 but regardless they will out handle anything you throw at it ......legiit anything...
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My brother had a C4 … it was terrible.
g hole lol