Produktbewertungen Gibson Les Paul Classic ( 9/10) - 2 Produktbewertungen

Die weltweite Bewertung zu diesem Produkt unserer 12 Anwender: 9.4/10

2 Produktbewertungen über Gibson Les Paul Classic in Deutsch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften1	Anwendung2	Sounds3	Gesamteindruck4
	Hatsubai
	Rockmonster

• 1↑. In welchem Land wurde das Instrument hergestellt? (USA, Japan, Mexico, Deutschland...) Wieviele Bünde, Art der Pickups und Konfiguration? Was für ein Steg (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? Was für Einstellungen können vorgenommen werden (Volumen, Tone, Pickup Selector)? Was für ein Hals?
• 2↑. Ist der Zugang zu den oberen Bünden einfach? Ist das Design ergonomisch (Form, Gewicht...) Ist es einfach einen guten Sound zu erhalten?... Laufen die Treiber stabil?
• 3↑. Mit welchen Verstärkern oder Effekten verwenden Sie das Instrument? Was für Sounds erhalten Sie und welche Einstellungen nehmen Sie dafür vor? (Clean, verzerrt,...)? Welche Sounds gefallen Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Passen sie zu Ihrer Musikrichtung?
• 4↑. Was gefällt Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Haben Sie vor dem Kauf viele andere Modelle getestet? Wie sieht für Sie das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis aus? Mit dem Wissen das Sie jetzt haben, würden Sie wieder die gleiche Entscheidung treffen?... Präzision und Qualität des Sounds?

• 17/03/11

  Produktbewertung von Hatsubai ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "Hotrodded Gibson"

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  Eigenschaften

  This was the first Gibson I ever personally owned. It's no different from the Standard other than it has some aged inlays and the 500T/496R pickups. Everything else about this is basically the same. For some reason, people tend to avoid these guitars and go for the Standards. They claim that the Standards are higher quality, but I'm not sure I believe that.

  Anwendung

  I quickly found out that I'm not a fan of the Gibson feel. After playing strats all my life, the Les Paul felt really foreign. It was very back heavy and a pain to sit down and play with. The neck was always sticky on my guitar, even after treatments of 0000 steel wool. The frets also weren't perfectly level, so achieving the action I wanted was nearly impossible. However, I played one in the store, and it was much better. Because of that, I'm not giving it too hard of a hit on utilization.

  Sounds

  The 500T is a really ripping pickup, and it sounds great in the bridge. The 496R is too bright for my tastes, but that can be easily fixed. The biggest problem is that I think these guitars have 300k pots. It's like the volume doesn't go up enough or something. Once you replace the pots, the guitar really seems to come alive. Clean tones are decent, mid gain tones are good and distorted tones sound really crushing with the Classic. The fact that it came with 300k pots makes me rate it down a bit. I mean, that's just ridiculous. These guitars should come with 500k pots.

  Gesamteindruck

  If you can't afford the Traditional, I recommend checking out the Classic. It's a bit more geared towards metal heads given the 500T pickup, and it tends to go for a bit less than the Standard. It's hard to recommend the current Standards given that they're now chambered. The Classic is weight relieved (just like all Gibsons since the 80s), but it still weighed a ton and sounded huge. If weigh tis a problem, you might want to look to an ESP Eclipse, but it won't sound the same.
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• 29/03/08

  Produktbewertung von Rockmonster ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  Gibby Gibby Gibby. Made in the USA. Goldtop. 22 frets, Tune-o-matic bridge, "aged" (greenish) inlays, 2 volume, 2 tone controls...60's slim taper neck (SWEET). 500T bridge and 496R pickups...
  
  This is the classic Les Paul look. Perhaps one would prefer mother of pearl inlays...maybe Grover tuners instead of the old Kluson style... but this is still a Les Paul...through and through.
  
  
  
  I made the following modifications to my guitar... PRS Dragon ll pickups..with push-pull coil taps and a Gotoh aluminum bridge...and Graph tech string saver saddles to replace the G,B,E strings....But..I DO remember what it sounded like stock...so...I will base this upon the original incarnation of this guitar. This is a legend. Has to get at least a 9 for "Icon" status..

  Anwendung

  Great neck. Built for speed. Maybe not as fast as an oiled maple neck Ibanez or Music Man..but ready to rip. Compared to some of the sculpted heel set or bolt on necks (great modern innovations, for sure) and neck thru body guiars, the access to the highest frets may be a struggle.. especially if you have small hands.. The heel is definitely a dovetail joint with a bulky heel...You still have access, but it certainly does not compete with the modern engineering we guitarists enjoy today. this is a guitar yo play for the vibe. Ergonomics? Who cares. It is a Les Paul. Classic rock sounds. Anything from Les Paul.. Jimmy Page.. Gary Moore.. Zakk Wylde. Especially with the hot ceramics the classics carry.

  Sounds

  Suits my style. This guitar... can really play anything except for quacky funk. Fat jazz, blues,rock,heavy rock.. metal. All of it.
  
  I use this with a Boss GT8...Voodoo Labs Preamp... Digitech GSP 2101..VHT Pitbull 50/12 2-12 combo.. the list goes on. Right now I mostly run it thru the Voodoo Labs Preamp with a Carvin T100, and 2 1-12" cabs with Eminence Cannabis Rex speakers.. sounds sweet.
  
  When I had this with the original pickups, I was running it into V30 cabs and thru my Digitech preamp... this was a bit shrill... but the original pickups through Greenbacks or some other smooth toned speaker would be great. Sounded super thru the P50's in my VHT combo. Nice and fat. The Bridge pickup(500T) is very very high gain. Easily overdriven.. but not too opaque clean... kind of an oddity really...the neck pickup (496R) is fat, fat fat. Really a wonderful high gain rhythm pickup. Yngwie runs with lots of gain are no problem here. Just bring ability. You will be rewarded with fat,clear tone. Favorite sounds? Hmmm.. it had lots of great tones. Blues are yummy... heavy rock.. super for heavy rhythms.. with smoother speakers, very good for lead lines. I have had a constant struggle walking the line in the search for "my" tone...always looking for a mixture of Eric Johnson and Randy Rhoads.. lol.. Good luck, right?

  Gesamteindruck

  Had this guitar for 7 years...2001 model. Love the vibe.. feel.. look. Nothing I truly dislike about it. Have tried and owned many, many guitars.. nothing but a Les Paul is a Les Paul. You don't need to try anything else to know you want one.Value... ha ha ha. These guitars are not a "value" per se... Unfortunately, there is the status symbol element to buying one. So.. there are technically better guitars for less than half the price. But..they are timeless instruments for a reason.
  
  Would I make the same choice... hmmm. Let's put it this way... I will always own at least one Les Paul while I can afford it.
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8 Produktbewertungen über Gibson Les Paul Classic in Französisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	NicoMetal85					Lesen
	burton51					Lesen
	vikrockeur					Lesen
	fj94					Lesen
	chandl3r^					Lesen
	DyerMaker					Lesen
	ghostrocket70					Lesen
	spad91					Lesen

2 Produktbewertungen über Gibson Les Paul Classic in Englisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	Hatsubai					Lesen
	Rockmonster					Lesen