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Originally Posted by pourmeanother
Thanks for the information. I do not care whether or not my guitar is name brand, so it's good to know about Gibson. I also don't want to drop $1000 for a fukin' beater. I may steer clear if there are good alternatives. I've heard a lot of praise for the Les Paul, though; it seems like there is a big split, like a love it or hate it type of feeling. Somebody also just threw out Paul Reed Smith guitars, and looking at their site I love the models I see- very clean... but again, don't know the technical information.
Look forward to hearing from Senor Dave, and any other insight you have to offer.
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He just got one bad one so he posted against Gibson due to bitterness
Most Gibsons are very nice and well-made. My band's guitarist has one as well as a distant relative.
However, I recommend testing out an Epiphone Les Paul before you spend a ton of money.
You can get one for around 400-500 dollars and then spend a little extra for some humbuckers or whatever pickups you want.
That's my two cents
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