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Overall I ran my fingers along the side of the fretboard and nothing felt too sharp or anything, and each note rings out pretty cleanly without any real buzz (unless it's on me fretting a chord that I'm not yet comfortable with). Overall finger placement has been pretty forgiving.

Hi there guys and welcome back to the Dawson's YouTube channel. Hope you're doing very well indeed! Today we're checking out the brand-new Gibson Les Paul Standard Fifties guitar finished here in the stunning Heritage Sunburst. Stayed With all of the changes happening at Gibson over the last year, it's great to see that this guitar is a return to the classic design that made the Les Paul one of the most revered guitars of all time. The original and many would say the best Westfall ever made Solid mahogany body is as authentic and stylish as the original fifties guitar with no weight relief here, just pure vintage quality and design

 Stayed With all of the changes happening at Gibson over the last year, it's great to see that this guitar is a return to the classic design that made the Les Paul one of the most revered guitars of all time. The original and many would say the best Westfall ever made Solid mahogany body is as authentic and stylish as the original fifties guitar with no weight relief here, just pure vintage quality and design. Paired with the stunning maple top, you get all the vintage good looks and tone that it expects from a real Les Paul With no sacrifices and a surprisingly affordable price point too compared to the previous models, the mahogany neck is carved with a Gibson vintage fifties profile for the authentic 50s look and feel with superb playability and comfort. From the 22 frets, rosewood fingerboard tones are handled by a pair of burst poker humbuckers utilizing Alnico two magnets for all the classic rock and blues towns that have made this one of the most iconic sounding guitars of rock'n'roll history, the back-to-basics switching system gives you everything you'd expect from a Les Paul and nothing else, meaning that you can get straight to the fantastic tones without having to read a manual first

 Paired with the stunning maple top, you get all the vintage good looks and tone that it expects from a real Les Paul With no sacrifices and a surprisingly affordable price point too compared to the previous models, the mahogany neck is carved with a Gibson vintage fifties profile for the authentic 50s look and feel with superb playability and comfort. From the 22 frets, rosewood fingerboard tones are handled by a pair of burst poker humbuckers utilizing Alnico two magnets for all the classic rock and blues towns that have made this one of the most iconic sounding guitars of rock'n'roll history, the back-to-basics switching system gives you everything you'd expect from a Les Paul and nothing else, meaning that you can get straight to the fantastic tones without having to read a manual first. The A/b R12 Nematic Bridge gives superb sustain and intonation, and the guitar comes with a gorgeous Gibson hardshell case for keeping your pride and joy safe between gigs and practice sessions. So gorgeous guitar that plays incredibly well and harks back to the original vibe that Les Halles have been so around

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 From what you've said the player series is a solid choice, and will last you a long, long time. The difference between them and the American performer or professional is fairly minimal, especially to the average person listening to you.

I am a fairly skilled classical guitarist that wants to get into blues/jazz. I've been burnt as a kid by buying a cheap electric guitar in a bundle, so I want to get something good that will last me for years. I don't want to get a traditional jazz hollow body, as I want something versatile. I'm leaning towards a Stratocaster at the moment.

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[QUESTION] Is a Fender Player Series strat an overkill for a first electric guitar?

 Most of the time you will get what you pay for, in regards to anything. But as has already been stated, if you play it and you like the way it feels that’s more important than anything.

I’m looking at getting a guitar, looking at the epiphone sg standard but wasn’t sure if that price point ensure quality. I know that it wouldn’t be as good as a $2000 guitar but was wondering if it’s still good?

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking at getting a guitar, looking at the epiphone sg standard but wasn’t sure if that price point ensure quality. I know that it wouldn’t be as good as a $2000 guitar but was wondering if it’s still good?</p>
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[Discussion] Are $800 guitars good?

In contrast to the recommendations above, I would not recommend a Les Paul for a beginner, and this is coming from someone with a Gibson Les Paul. They're blocky, heavy and with a really thick neck, plus they gave a shorter scale length and 22 frets, with the highest notes being extremely hard to access. They're not the most playable guitar and that can be a real barrier for a beginner with things like Barre chords.

I've been wanting to get into playing for a long time, but I don't know what guitars are the best or what would fit me.

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[QUESTION] do you guys have any recommendations for a starter guitar?

 Remember how I told you I played the 60s and the 50s version? The other reason why I rejected that 50s one is the nut was not cut right. It was way too low for the G string. It was buzzing and it wouldn't quite ring out open. I also see quite a few of these demo models out there that have small little blemishes, and that was just on launch day

 So really having any Gibson that is completely solid all throughout here is kind of uncommon nowadays and it's a very welcomed feature. But at what price does that cost us? Well, we now have nine and a half to ten pound Les Pauls. But let me tell you, that sounds scary, but this thing actually feels pretty darn good. It doesn't feel as heavy as it is, so I'm happy to report that

 The 50s version gets the Amberd styled ones. Personally, I prefer the other ones, but there's something about these reflectors that I think looks good with the little pickguard sticker. You've got the nice shiny hardware on here. I think it looks awesome

 I visited Sweetwater and I played both a 50s and 60s version. And for me, the 60s came home because it had a way nicer top and it felt better in my hands. Another difference between the two models lies within the tuners. The 60s gets the Grover Rotamatic tuners, whereas the 50s version gets the Klusen style

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 you're getting what they're just calling a gloss finish which is polyurethane which is not my favorite thing. but other than that I mean this guitar really punches way above its weight class that I think you'll see once I start playing the other Les Paul's this thing does everything you want a Les Paul to be now because it's a 60s Les Paul the 60 spec. It's got a Slimmer neck profile than what I like, but that is somewhat historically accurate if you look at the original bursts from 58, 59, and 60 as the guitars went later on in years. In terms of production, the neck profile slimmed out, so it's commonly accepted that your 1960 style Les Paul reissues have a much Slimmer neck taper than uh, well, at least what I like

 what are the differences between the most affordable, least expensive model and the least affordable, most expensive model in today's video? We're going to talk about the five levels of Gibson Les Paul We're going to talk about the differences, who each level of guitar is for in my opinion and which one I would buy if I were in the market today. [Music] thank you [Applause] [Music] [Music] foreign [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank you! So today's video is sponsored by Sweetwater. It's currently Guitar month at Sweetwater, so be sure to check the description below for links to the five different Les Pauls that I'm going to be playing in today's video. and while you're down there, you can enter the giveaway to win this brand new Gibson USA standard that Sweetwater is giving away a quick note about giveaways: There's a huge problem on YouTube right now with scammers in the comments claiming that you've won a giveaway that is not me

 It's got a Slimmer neck profile than what I like, but that is somewhat historically accurate if you look at the original bursts from 58, 59, and 60 as the guitars went later on in years. In terms of production, the neck profile slimmed out, so it's commonly accepted that your 1960 style Les Paul reissues have a much Slimmer neck taper than uh, well, at least what I like. but that's objective overall though I have to say 650 bucks. This guitar punches way above its weight class foreign [Music] Okay so now we're moving into our first American-made Les Paul of the five levels and this is the Gibson USA Les Paul tributes this is made in Nashville at the USA Factory along all the other USA made guitars not in the custom shop

 Those are scammers. Please report them I Want to know how you would rank these five guitars based off of what you saw and what you heard in this video. Let me know in the comments section down below. Once again, huge thanks to Sweetwater for sponsoring today's video

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 They are unneeded for The tension of the strings that are shipped with it. It's shipped with nines. Which is a fairly common That's probably the most popular nines or tens is probably the most popular gauge So you know especially for a guitar that's supposed to be sort of a shred guitar. I mean nines is sort of it But they think this the springs in the back are just really Really way too much force so the easiest way to remedy that is take the back plate off and You'll see three springs in the back of the the guitar Take the middle spring out The middle spring your guitar should be fully tuned up and whatever that you know where you want it to be for tuning Take that middle spring out you could use like a little pair a needle nose or something and pull it out at the at the side that goes into the bridge and take that spring off and Just put it aside and Then do not put the back plate back on yet Turn the guitar over and look at the bridge and see if the bridge is tilted up The bridge might be tilted up off the face a little bit now if you want a floating bridge you know you could start to try and tune it up from there and In you know and then you could sort of work that out as to what you want for tension I think the easier way if you just want it to work You don't want to have to turn it off

 You want to turn it off the easier way if you just want it to work, and you don't want to have to think about a floating bridge is to flip the guitar on the backside again, so that you can see the the tremolo Springs and Tighten the claw down Until it gets to the point where on the front of the guitar You know take a like a half turn and a half turn and look on the front is it still floating okay? Another half turn and another half turn per screw turn it around us. It's still floating You know and just keep going until it's no longer floating and once it's to the face of the guitar You should be fine, and I got mine to get to the face of the guitar long before it got to the body So you should have plenty of room with the tension of the two remaining Springs again. Take the center spring out Should have plenty of tension left with that remaining spring the Two Springs that are in there to Back it all the way back down and have it sort of decked, but a lot easier Okay So Once you have it so that it's decked okay before you call it like the end of it what I would do What I did with mine Is I flipped it back over and I bent a string give it a good bend like the G string And I looked at the bridge, and I said is the bridge really pulling up You know bend another string and when I look down here is the bridge really pulling up while I do that and At first it kind of was I gave it like another quarter turn for each one, and then that solved that And then then the additional tension at that point of Of of bending the string wasn't enough to pull the bridge forward and That's kind of the sweet spot That's where you want to be you want to have it decked and just enough extra tension so that it doesn't pull forward when you bend the string and You're you'll notice that you you That the bridge is a lot easier To work now than it was when it had the three springs in there No matter how much you adjusted the claw this the springs just had too much Tension coiled up in them there was too much opposing force, and you had to really work it You're going to bend the bar You could even break it off inside there pull that center spring out. It doesn't it doesn't sound good number one and number two You're like over driving the preamp for a split second, and then you're under driving it The better way to do it is I back the pickup off so that the front of the pickup is just about the same height as the pickup ring and Because it's had a little bit of a slant the back is a little bit higher But I did a little bit of a back off on this until I felt like when I looked at it on my meter And it's a hard thing

 It's when you really dig in almost like an unwanted spike at the very beginning and And and they just back that pick up off just a hair The one last thing I can tell you that I did to this And this is at your own risk. It's up to you, but I have a very small wrench that fits perfectly on these little the little nuts that hold the Let me get to this little camera here right right down here that hold these uh pegs in right and I Find that sometimes if these feel like a little loose Maybe two out of six It's just a tiny bit loose, and I have a small wrench And I just very carefully say is this snug and I don't mean tight I mean just snug and if it's a little loose at all and it moves a little bit I just move it until it's snug, and I just make sure that these are snug and down I cannot tell you how much of a difference that will make because when they put these in they don't want to tighten them down And break anything so they don't really a lot of times these can get a little bit loose especially if you're you know Whining a lot for whatever reason the nuts on the top here get a little loose What you don't want to do is over tighten them We don't want to do is crank those down, but if there's any little bit of play in there I Think two of the six had a tiny everything went up snug snug up a little bit of play Snug snug up a little bit of play And boom you know and I mean like a tenth of a turn right But just that last little mile to get it tight, and I'm telling you the stability Is like through the roof all right? Hey, just one more thing before we wrap this video up You should remove the resistor on the volume knob in this guitar I want to thank wicked fester, which I'm assuming is a play on wicked Lester For pointing that out the resistor that they use on the volume pot does more harm than good It's supposed to be their version of like the treble bleed But it really made the the guitar sound kind of boxy when you rolled the volume off now When I roll the volume off It's got wonderful bass and a Noticeable tone improvement, so I just grabbed a little set of snips and Just snipped it out. It doesn't matter if you leave the tang on it You don't have to get a soldering iron out or anything just get a little set of snips and go in there just snip off one leg and then snip off the other leg and Use a pair of tweezers and take out the resistor and throw it in the trash because I think it sounds better with it out All right all right there you go Again, that's only for the for this guitar. That's not if you have another brand I can't I'd have to check it out, but if you have one of these if you have a Kramer a Kramer Beretta if you have a Kramer Beretta Special Pull that resistor off the volume knob it really does it makes it It totally makes it sound better, and there you go all right dudes as always Thanks much for hanging out rock on

 I'm talking like down Just a little bit you know a little half a turn on one side a little half a turn on the other You know see how it's feeling and I could tell immediately because what happens is is I get rid of the spikes And then I can raise the amp up and it's much more even Sounds much better. No nor The spikes aren't there So so so much better All right, so just back that pickup off if you if you feel like you're getting When you really again, not when you hit it soft. It's when you really dig in almost like an unwanted spike at the very beginning and And and they just back that pick up off just a hair The one last thing I can tell you that I did to this And this is at your own risk. It's up to you, but I have a very small wrench that fits perfectly on these little the little nuts that hold the Let me get to this little camera here right right down here that hold these uh pegs in right and I Find that sometimes if these feel like a little loose Maybe two out of six It's just a tiny bit loose, and I have a small wrench And I just very carefully say is this snug and I don't mean tight I mean just snug and if it's a little loose at all and it moves a little bit I just move it until it's snug, and I just make sure that these are snug and down I cannot tell you how much of a difference that will make because when they put these in they don't want to tighten them down And break anything so they don't really a lot of times these can get a little bit loose especially if you're you know Whining a lot for whatever reason the nuts on the top here get a little loose What you don't want to do is over tighten them We don't want to do is crank those down, but if there's any little bit of play in there I Think two of the six had a tiny everything went up snug snug up a little bit of play Snug snug up a little bit of play And boom you know and I mean like a tenth of a turn right But just that last little mile to get it tight, and I'm telling you the stability Is like through the roof all right? Hey, just one more thing before we wrap this video up You should remove the resistor on the volume knob in this guitar I want to thank wicked fester, which I'm assuming is a play on wicked Lester For pointing that out the resistor that they use on the volume pot does more harm than good It's supposed to be their version of like the treble bleed But it really made the the guitar sound kind of boxy when you rolled the volume off now When I roll the volume off It's got wonderful bass and a Noticeable tone improvement, so I just grabbed a little set of snips and Just snipped it out

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 I'm gonna be able to tell more over time, but as of right now it actually works pretty well. [Music] [Music] So I am starting off playing in a classic guitar amp with a compressor on so this is no pretty much no gain really. [Music] So [Music] So so yeah, that's the clean tone. I mean in another demonstration here as you can see [Music] same same off

 So let's switch up the amps here. Let's go 6505 In the memory of Ebh himself. recipes Addy [Music] So [Music] See, and that's what makes this guitar so great is that it sounds great. With the stock pickup and everything it seems to be staying in tune

 One thing off the bat I will say is the volume pot. I've seen this on a lot of them. This it's not good. but to be honest with this guitar, it's max or nothing for me because this is just a shred guitar

 The front job of this thing is actually amazing. That's another thing too is like I have this on zero you still here? [Music] I mean it doesn't say zero, it only says one. so technically maybe it is on this one. All right

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   The pickup is surprisingly good and puts out a nice amount of crunch.  Perfect for 80's metal.  I may eventually swap it out down the road for a Seymour Duncan JB, but it definitely holds it's own.  I wasn't expecting much from this inexpensive trem and I'm not a big whammy user, so I decked the trem and tuning stability has been very good

Bottom line for the price, these guitars are a steal if you can put in some basic setup work.  Honestly if you are not a Floyd user, spend a quarter of the price of the Baretta Vintage and grab this guitar.

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 So I'm a big fan of Eddie Van Halen I always was I Was back in high school when they hit the scene and he blew my mind and I couldn't help but become a van Halen fan because he was just so great on guitar and ever since then I've always wanted to have a guitar like his. Now the trouble is they did come out with guitars that looked like his guitar now. Charvel came out with a series of striped guitars like the ones that he was using so we had the one that was red, black and white. He also Came with the other one that was black and yellow and I didn't want to buy those guitars because I didn't want it to be striped I liked Eddie Van Halen and I liked this guitar and I didn't want to have the stripes because there's a lot of weight behind those stripes

 He was using the Kramer Beretta that wasn't the special and had the Floyd Rose made in the USA. But this guitar is very similar with a couple of big differences. a it won't cost you an arm and a leg B It doesn't have a Floyd, but see it also has all of the other main features that the original had. without the heavy price point and it still sounds great

 Charvel came out with a series of striped guitars like the ones that he was using so we had the one that was red, black and white. He also Came with the other one that was black and yellow and I didn't want to buy those guitars because I didn't want it to be striped I liked Eddie Van Halen and I liked this guitar and I didn't want to have the stripes because there's a lot of weight behind those stripes. And if you show up at a gig with a guitar that stripe and it looks like Eddie Van Halen's guitar, you better darn well have Eddie's chops down to a tee because otherwise they're gonna laugh you right out of that rehearsal studio if you can't play those chops now. This guitar is black and very subdued and although it is the same model, it doesn't say or scream Eddie Van Halen as much as the Charr Bells did

 But overall, I've been playing this guitar now for a couple of days and it sustains wonderfully and it really plays really nicely. I Find myself putting a lot of like chunky rhythms. Of course you know some Van Halen tunes and whatnot just because it sounds really good. So you're playing you know, Honeymoon Suite van Halen maybe Whitesnake and some other you know eighties music, some riffs from, you know Motley Crue or something like that

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