Epiphone Jared James Nichols BLUES POWER Les Paul Custom (FULL DEMO)
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Epiphone Jared James Nichols BLUES POWER Les Paul Custom Aged Pelham Blue - FULL DEMO, BENCH SPECS, PERFORMANCE DEMOS
John takes apart and plays the brand new Epiphone Jared James Nichols "BLUES POWER" Les Paul Custom in Aged Pelham Blue. What will be the FINAL SCORE?
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
1:00 OVERVIEW
2:28 BENCH SPECS
6:42 PLAYING DEMOS
Clean
Dirty
PERFORMANCE
10:24 REACTION
Final Score
From EPIPHONE:
The Jared James Nichols “Blues Power” Les Paul Custom is the latest signature model from the Gibson Brand Ambassador and blues-rock powerhouse that hails from Les Paul’s hometown. The Jared James Nichols “Blues Power” Les Paul Custom features classic Les Paul Custom styling and cosmetic appointments and a stunning Aged Pelham Blue finish. It pairs that with brushed nickel hardware, including Grover® Locking Rotomatic® tuners and a wraparound Lightning Bar bridge for rock-solid tuning stability. A single Seymour Duncan® Silencer™ JJN P90B in the bridge position ensures righteous tone and hum-free performance, and the included EpiLite case helps keep your investment safe and secure.
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John you didn't mention the "stinger" on the back of the headstock!
I tried the gold glory and loved it, but then I fell in love with the color and the enhancements of it. I've had this guitar for 4 months and I play it almost every day, it's my blues girl🎸🥰
I had a chance to recently try this one out. What I loved? The 50s wiring. Gives so much more versatility to the tone you can get out of your guitar. The weight of the model I tried was really good, no back aches expected.
What didn't thrill me? Typical Epiphone scratchy frets that make slides and bends feel like the guitar is fighting you. And I've seen this on all Epiphones in recent years, from the entry models to the Korina Explorers and Vs. Some person in the Chinese factory getting paid $2 an hour and Gibson thinks it's not worth it if these people spend 20min polishing the frets. They're not gonna do it for $0.66 and are passing the cost onto you to a luthier who will ask for $150 minimum to do it. So how many people buying ANY Epiphone will do it?
It's the P90 on this guitar just a stacked humbucker? To keep it quiet?
not exactly, the extra coils connected to the p90 do not pick the sound from your strings, but the sound from the environment, hence the hum cancelling effect, they work like dummy coils in that sense. That changes the tone in comparison to an original P90, but as seen in this video it still sounds like a P90, maybe 90% of the way there
EDIT: been thinking of my explanation lately and it's not very correct, the two extra coils DO pickup the sound of your strings, but they are either wired out of phase with each other, reverse wound or physically flipped (most likely a combination of these) this way both pickups pick the hum+strings but when the signals are added they cancel each other's string sound (this is were the 10% difference lives, since the sound picked from the strings is not the same because they are physically located in different spaces, but they are close enough that the cancelling is almost perfect) but leave the hum, THEN this string-less signal gets mixed with the P90 in an out of phase way so humbucking is achieved but only the P90 catches the sound from the strings
@@fernandosilva6295 THe 10% that's missing is the hum. "Real" P90's hum like a hot night under a porch light in the wet tropics.
I can tell you this. Epiphone is very consistent. I have the gold version, and it sounds super identical to yours.
LOVE a Les Paul with P90s!!
Fantastic job showing what this guitar can do. It’s obviously beautiful, but you really showed what it can do. I’m in love with the big muff sound you got out of it.
how different is the neck from the LP 50s/slash neck?
😂Oh and what does the backside look like? I didn't even see the stinger.
I would like to know if the headstock is MOP or Pearoid?
The wrap around bridge ruins this guitar for me. If it did not have that, I would already own one.
They make Les Paul customs with Tom bridges and p90s, so you’re in luck.
need shumbucker
It’s an epiphone……..no…….not ever…………
Junk, i had old glory felt like crap....bought a gobson lp jr for half the price of this new and its worlds apart
I don’t believe you.
It's weird to see someone playing this guitar with a pick