Those are Studio faded models - RRP is almost half the price of the one on offer here
phatbhoy
19 Dec 16#6
perhaps - but at 499 - that is a stonking price for a Gibby
nealgs
19 Dec 16#7
love the colour - shame i can't afford it or play well enough to justify it yet - lol
agnostic to nealgs
19 Dec 167#8
I've 6 guitars and can't play well enough to justify any of them.
Buy it!
LM290
19 Dec 16#9
Apologies, I thought the 'faded' referred to the colour finish.
Magoo_222
19 Dec 16#10
I'm not sure I'm a fan of the blue all over, much prefer them with a coloured top and then wood as the main body/back. Good deal though, although shouldn't it be £770 as you can't get it without Prime... :wink:
Agharta to Magoo_222
19 Dec 162#11
You can subscribe to Prime for one month only so add seven quid or so to the price. :man:
TygerrTygerr
19 Dec 16#12
Looks like at least £150 saving on the other models, maybe that would cover the cost of respraying a preferred colour?
zaharovs92v
19 Dec 16#13
Had it been Inverness Green, I'd have snapped it up. Great deal nonetheless!
sstarski
19 Dec 16#14
deal and a half just wish they could do the same with some drums
BazingaBen
19 Dec 16#15
Anyone know how these guitars are for heavier rock type stuff?
I spent about 7 years teaching myself on a cheap fender strat copy - stopped playing ten years ago when I broke a finger and it frustrated me to continue.
Would love to pick things back up, I'm not much past beginner really. My musical tastes are heavier now.
sollas001 to BazingaBen
20 Dec 161#16
Cripes! So many Gibsons at low prices.
The Gibson Les Paul is the typical Led Zep et al signature, thick, heavy rock sound. I got a Gibson SG after years of Fender Tele and Strat playing. It squeals like a good 'un when overdriven and sounds great for blues and jazz. I realised later how I loved Robbie Krieger of The Doors and Alice Cooper's early guitarists who used SGs so extensively - must have been a subconscious choice.
I suggest you watch a few youtube comparisons - there are a plethora. You will find the viewers ask about the amp setup, with good reason, as what you feed it through will account for a large part of the sound.
The good thing with Amazon is you can return with no quibble. I'm sorely tempted by the low priced returns on Gibsons. Whatever you chose, enjoy! It's not a chore, it's fun!
cb-uk
20 Dec 16#17
You sure you mean Peckham Blue?
BazingaBen
29 Mar 17#18
I missed this deal and have been watching every since, alas they've never come back down in price. Anybody know of a similarly good deal?
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This time, the Gibson USA Les Paul Studio 2016 T Electric Guitar in Pehlam Blue (other finishes are considerably more expensive
Save 42% on the rrp!
Comes with a hard case too.
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£499 HERE
Buy it!
I spent about 7 years teaching myself on a cheap fender strat copy - stopped playing ten years ago when I broke a finger and it frustrated me to continue.
Would love to pick things back up, I'm not much past beginner really. My musical tastes are heavier now.
The Gibson Les Paul is the typical Led Zep et al signature, thick, heavy rock sound. I got a Gibson SG after years of Fender Tele and Strat playing. It squeals like a good 'un when overdriven and sounds great for blues and jazz. I realised later how I loved Robbie Krieger of The Doors and Alice Cooper's early guitarists who used SGs so extensively - must have been a subconscious choice.
I suggest you watch a few youtube comparisons - there are a plethora. You will find the viewers ask about the amp setup, with good reason, as what you feed it through will account for a large part of the sound.
The good thing with Amazon is you can return with no quibble. I'm sorely tempted by the low priced returns on Gibsons. Whatever you chose, enjoy! It's not a chore, it's fun!