Gibson Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar

The Bottom Line:

The 2008 Les Paul Standard is a worthy addition to the LP line. Good playability, tone and a lighter body for $2500 or so.

Review: There have been about a bazillion reviews written about the Gibson Les Paul on epinions, including thirty or forty (or at least it seems that way) by Your Humble Author, so I m not going to rehash the history of the design of the guitar because you...

The Bottom Line: The New Les Paul Standard is for guitarist looking to own the Industry Standard! It's tone, sustain and playability is second to none...

Review: In 2002, the Gibson Les Paul Standard was updated with vintage-style new Burstbucker V pickups w/Alnico magnets and it also sports a smaller, vintage style headstock and plastic "keystone" tuner buttons. Furthermore, it has a "fat" '50s style neck,...

The Bottom Line: You can't beat a classic design for pure tone, playability and good looks!

Review: Prior to a recent trip to New York I did a little research regarding prices of musical instruments. Much to my delight, I noticed that the Euro to Dollar exchange rate was very much in our favour. This advantage, added to the fact that almost...

The Bottom Line: An excellent guitar for those who want a Les Paul in this price range.

Review: Ah...another all mohogany Les Paul again, the Vintage Mohogany finish model.

I'm finding that I have to be careful when encountering another Gibson Les Paul model that's 100% mohogany. But in this case, we don't have a model that plays in...

The Bottom Line: If you are serious about tone, spend the money. This guitar will outlive you.

Review: The Les Paul 58' Standard Vintage Original Specification Series of guitars from Gibson are the company's attempt at re-creating the cherished LP's of the late 50's and in my opinion; I don't think they could have done a better job.

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Review: If you not used to a clean sounding all around amazing guitar then you should probably stop reading this now. The Les Paul has earned the title "Best Guitar Ever Made" for more than one reason. It all one piece no screws holding this thing together...