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Forums - Gibson Brands Forums 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
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
Best Way to Sell an Expensive Vintage Guitar? - Vintage Corner - Gibson . . . I appreciate the advice on how to sell a vintage guitar I’ve been struggling with how to part with my grandfather’s L-00 Gibson I’ve tried a dealer in Rochester NY who wanted me to part with it for less than half of its worth I wanted to consign it but he tried to add all these fees include changing out the original case
Standard vs. traditional - Gibson USA - Gibson Brands Forums According to Gibson's own spec sheets the average Standard body weighs 0 5 lbs less than the average Traditional body (5 5 versus 6 0) so, as everything else on the guitars is to all intents identical, the average Standard should be around 0 5lbs lighter than the average Trad
best website for serial number search - Gibson Brands Forums Simply checking a serial number with Gibson yields just about the same result, becuase real numbers are showing up on fakes Gibson needs photos and the serial# for a proper ID Guitar Dater is a just one tool you can use to see if the serial number might be valid Then, having a look at the guitar or photos, if you know what to look for, is
Gibson Mod Collection? - Gibson ES - Gibson Brands Forums I recently have been reading about the Gibson Mod Collection all the different models they have to offer I see that there are models that have scratches, dings, poor binding, cracked paint along the fretboard, and uneven fretboard markers, and various other defects These models come with a warr
Glued VS Bolt on Necks - Gibson Brands Forums The same holds true with Gibson If they switched all their Les Pauls to bolt on construction, regardless of quailty, two things would happen The first, would be a serious plummet in sales accompanied by a hailstorm of public complaining
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
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
Neck angle qustion. - Gibson Acoustic - Gibson Brands Forums I always thought if you use a straight edge on the center of the neck it should just kiss the top of the bridge If its below you'll end up with a very low saddle and not much string break angle over the saddle I checked my J45 today and the straight edge is above the bridge about 3 16" maybe a