- Tim Shaw pickups - educate me - Gibson Brands Forums
For me they have a nice bitey tone with tons of clarity whether you are distorted or clean Of all the Gibson pups I have tried, for me the Tim Shaw era pups are by far the best for what I do See the below video when I first received my Pro Tools Recording program and I recorded a little guitar lick using my VOX AC50 and my 1980 Les Paul Custom
- Gibson Standard vs new Gibson Special models
Gibson has introduced a Special Series J45, Hummingbird L-00 They have thinner Bodies, Satin finishes maybe some other differences What do you guys think? Here's a J-45 video Standard vs the Special
- J-50 info - Gibson Acoustic - Gibson Brands Forums
I also have a 2020 Gibson "60's original" J-50 which looks like my real 65 J-50, but sounds like a new Gibson They have some other kind of replica vintage tuners that also look very nice and I think they operate a little better than the WD Kluson replicas
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- Gibson J45 Standard vs Epiphone Texan (US)
In terms of resale, if that is a consideration for you, the Gibson name is the better buy They just hold their value consistently, the j-45 is well known, and folks are looking for them every day TBH, this is the first I’ve heard of the Texan, and I’ve been doing a lot of shopping and for j-45s at that
- Maestro by Gibson. . . are these legit? - Gibson Brands Forums
That Maestro and a Gibson have nothing in common except the use of Les Paul's name Different types of woods let alone quality, different construction methods, wiring, pickups, hardware, finish
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Discuss the Gibson Custom line of guitars and basses including, but not limited to historic spec Les Pauls, Archtops, Collector's Choice, and the new Modern Double Cut models 39 9k posts
- Standard vs Special - Gibson Acoustic - Gibson Brands Forums
Regarding the "working man's guitar", I've read that this is what Gibson called the J-45 when it was introduced (in 1942?) but haven't seen any evidence to back that up I believe Gibson did have a WM (Working Man) series of guitars at some point in the 1980's or 1990's I'm sure someone else here will know more about that Edited June 7 by Boyd
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