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rolexmonger asked:


I have a 1954 O-15 in solid mahogany. I have been recommended everything from mineral oil to carnuba wax, and everybody warns about one and permits another, but nobody seems to agree what is safe, and what will not impede the instrument from resonating, nor dampen it. I want it to look as lustrous as possible without leaving a film, coating, or residue that will harm the wood or ruin its beautiful sound.

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xxxmarchofflamesxxx asked:


i like to play hardcore/metal/grindcore kinda like if The Devil Wears Prada had a baby with Bring Me the Horizon meanwhile Heavy Heavy Low Low had a baby with Knights of Columbus and those two babyies met and had a baby, thats the kinda music i wanna play.
but at the same time i would like to play melodic post-rock kinda like this will destroy you or 65daysofstatic.
please helpp me decide thank you….

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Christian P asked:


Ive been playing guitar for about 4 years now it’s time that i move up….i can get a Gibson Les Paul studio vintage mahogany for $400 used and in great condition or i can go with an epi. Les Paul custom, standard, etc.ALL for about the same price. i cant seem to make up my mind.
thanks christian

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Brian O asked:


The 2008 Gibson Les Paul Standard Plus which is $2,600 has the exact same pickups as the $800 Gibson Les Paul Studio Vintage Mahogany. They can’t sound much different, can they? What is the difference?

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John J asked:


i have a fender telecastr thats nice but need the tonal range of buckers. how many of u people recommend the vintage mahogany? its a really nice gutara when i played one just dont know about how long itll last?

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checkoutmyskillzyo@rocketmail.co asked:


I was looking for a Gibson Les Paul and saw that there were many different kinds. There is the studio version, vintage mahogany, studio FADED, custom, aged. I’m am just confused! I was thinking of getting a studio because it’s one of the cheapest but I was wondering how that compares in tone, quality, sustain, etc. to all the other Les Pauls. Can anyone explain what each Les Paul is like?

Also, I have a Gibson SG faded. I was wondering what the difference between that and the standard is because there is such a huge price differential. It can just be the finish.

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Braqs asked:


I have around $1,000 to spend, I wanna either get a Gibson Les Paul Studio Vintage Mahogany or a Shecter Hellraiser. I like them both a lot and the Les Paul Studio is $900 and the Hellraiser is $850. The Les Paul doesn’t have a whammy bar and the Hellraiser does. If I get the Les Paul then I’ll have a brand name like Gibson, but if I get the Hellraiser I could get a better amp. Also, the Les Paul doesn’t have a finish, the Hellraiser does. I’m into classic rock like Led Zeppelin, Santana, Gun’s N’ Roses, Aerosmith, and Queen, U know, stufff like that.

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!{¤©¤}! asked:


it has no lacquer, but i’m interested in whether i can get a
finish.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Gibson-Les-Paul-Vintage-Mahogany-Electric-Guitar-103371357-i1149476.gc

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Spencer H asked:


How do you feel about this guitar? Do you have it? have you played it?

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Gibson-Les-Paul-Vintage-Mahogany-Electric-Guitar?sku=517536

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epiphone LP custom ($650)

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Epiphone-Les-Paul-Custom-Electric-Guitar-100176337-i1149998.gc?mode=1&qso=2

Gibson LP vintage mahogany ($809)

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Gibson-Les-Paul-Vintage-Mahogany-Electric-Guitar-103371357-i1149476.gc

honestly guys…is it worth the money??? cuz ive heard from A LOT of people that epiphone is JUST AS GOOD quality and tone wise…and that theres no point in spendin the extra cash
wat do u think?

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