Product Description Back by popular demand, this guitar is based on the extremely popular mid 1990's Studio model Les Paul, which featured full-sized trapezoid inlays, body, and headstock.
Customer Reviews:
Sweet playing GibsonOctober 5, 2008 Just bought this guitar a few weeks ago, and believe me, its an amazing piece of musical instrument...its playability, the way the sustain just easily rolls off without too much work, and the looks and build quality is undeniably Gibson. I still have my old Epiphone Les Paul and it has served me well, but my new Gibson is lighter, sound tons better, and the action is low and easy.
If you don't need the LP Standard binding, and care less about the added price, then the Studio LP should be your next axe...same electronics and same sweet rockin' sound with the awesome sustain to boot. Great guitar!
Recommended.September 27, 2008 I've been playing a Gibson LP studio for the last 15 years. This, in and of itself, should say something about the quality of the instrument. When you buy a Gibson, for better or for worse, part of what you're paying for is the name. There are (arguably) guitars out there that sound/play as good as the original for a lot less money, but unlike most of the LP clones, the genuine Gibson article retains its value well and is something of an "established commodity" - you know what you're getting.
My guitar has always sounded and played well, although (like any guitar) you may have to adjust the setup to get it the way you like it. (Evaluating guitars on the basis of how well they're setup from the factory is, in my opinion, a bit of a waste of time. If you're too lazy to adjust your instrument, or to have a tech adjust it for you, you should probably stick with "guitar hero".) On the critical side, the fret ends on mine weren't dressed as nicely as I'd like from the factory, and the fretboard finish was a little rougher than I'd have expected, both of which were easily rectified by a little TLC.
Bottom line: there is, in the end, no substitute for the genuine article. Buy it, have your tech set it up the way you like it, and you should be happy.
Great GuitarJanuary 19, 2005 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Studio is a great guitar for anyone looking for an 'affordable' gibson. The sound is absolutely great and it plays like a dream. Naturally you'll want to test it out before buying it, but I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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Special Features-
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