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Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Boy With Stick - 11-11-2017
Looking for a good LPS that's black similar to Matt Talbott's without having my wallet cry. Anyone have advice?
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Grungie - 11-12-2017
You can get the Epiphone version for like $400. If that's too expensive for you, I'm not sure what to tell you.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Boy With Stick - 11-12-2017
(11-12-2017, 03:41 AM)Grungie Wrote: You can get the Epiphone version for like $400. If that's too expensive for you, I'm not sure what to tell you.
That isn't expensive for me. I'm willing to spend $700-$800. I'm more or less just trying to get a Gibson (just cause of the classic tone) That matches Matt Talbott's.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Grungie - 11-12-2017
You can get pretty close with an Epiphone without breaking the bank. Or stalk Reverb.com for a good deal on a used one.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Boy With Stick - 11-12-2017
(11-12-2017, 06:11 AM)Grungie Wrote: You can get pretty close with an Epiphone without breaking the bank. Or stalk Reverb.com for a good deal on a used one.
Ah Thanks! I just checked out some LP's on there, $500 for a nice used one! Appreciate the recommendation.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Grungie - 11-12-2017
Tbh unless you have a trained ear, to know what to look for, you normally won’t tell the difference with a blind sound test between a Gibson and an Epiphone. You’d be surprised with guitarists like Noel Gallagher where he used an Epiphone Les Paul on Oasis’ first album, and probably on their second.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Boy With Stick - 11-12-2017
(11-12-2017, 06:23 AM)Grungie Wrote: Tbh unless you have a trained ear, unless you have a trained ear to know what to look for, you normally won’t tell the difference with a blind sound test between a Gibson and an Epiphone. You’d be surprised with guitarists like Noel Gallagher where he used an Epiphone Les Paul on Oasis’ first album, and probably on their second.
True. I'm mainly specifying a Gibson however, only due to the fact that they make the studio models Which for some reason, Sound better to me.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Grungie - 11-12-2017
Maybe it’s the lack of binding
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Boy With Stick - 11-12-2017
(11-12-2017, 03:06 PM)Grungie Wrote: Maybe it’s the lack of bindingCould be. But if you hook that sucker ( Or a Fender Prodigy) Up to an Orange CR120 (Because the OR120 makes me cry) with the right pedals, You'll have one of the chunkiest tones I've heard in awhile. I think you can get the same effect with a Gibson Explorer however.
RE: Les Paul Studio in ebony that doesn't break the bank. - Grungie - 11-12-2017
I’ve always been a Vox guy