Gibson Les Paul Classic 🍒 [Product Demo]
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Justin Waterfield checks out Gibson’s Les Paul Classic finished in Translucent Cherry.
The Gibson Les Paul Classic combines the early 60's style Les Paul model with some functional and time-tested modifications. As expected, the LP Classic is crafted with a mahogany back and maple top coupled with a slim taper mahogany neck and bound, rosewood fingerboard. Burstbucker 61R & 61T zebra, open-coil pickups provide classic Gibson tones from the era with a bit of extra punch thanks to the open coils. The control assembly features 4 push-pull pots which provide choices of coil tapping, phase switching and pure bypassing for functional and versatile sonic variety.
Finishes Available: Translucent Cherry, Heritage Cherry Sunburst, Honeyburst and Ebony
This video features playing examples along with an in-depth overview of the physical, visual and sonic highlights of the instrument.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:54 - Instrument overview
4:38 - Instrument playing examples + pickup / electronics sound comparisons
8:54 - Sign-off & Outro
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That color is awesome.
Agreed! That Translucent Cherry finish is what made the video happen in the first place, it really stood out from the pack. AMAZING guitar all around!
thanks for the knobs tutorial! love my 2020!
Love my classic, I bought one couple months ago after being out of the game of playing for about 17 years
In late 2019 I went in to the Edmonton South store, intent on buying a Les Paul Standard in blue burst. Walked out instead with a Honeyburst Les Paul Classic and nearly a grand left over in cash. The Classic just felt better in my hands, by a long ways, and it sounded really good too.
Very nice well explained demo
Finally bought a real Gibson a couple years ago. Absolutely love my 2022 Classic Honeyburst! The bypass switch might be a bit of a boost, but the biggest reason to use it is to drastically change to high power from a quieter lower tone setting.
Also it doesn’t bypass the coil split if you are on the bridge.
I use the “Peter Green mode” all of the time.
Just an amazing guitar. My others don’t hold a candle to it.
This may be the one. Not sure why the knob gets switched out halfway through. Great video thanks.
Love ❤️ it
I absolutely need this guitar, my plan is to install humbucker covers and switch out the knobs to make it look very similar to george harrison's/clapton's refinished gold top "lucy" les paul (which is my favorite guitar of all time)
That would really sell the look of Lucy!
Una guitarra preciosa.
The presenter here seems to be confusing coil splitting with coil tapping. Coil splitting will, in fact, do what he says in this video. Unfortunately, this model has coil tapping, not coil splitting. This simply means that the humbucker has its winds "tapped off" to the circuit after a certain number of winds. Then the wind continues with a new wind. The circuit will combine both for the full output of the pickup (all winds) and when "tapped" it just uses the first winding. ALL this does it make the humbucker lower output since that's all that's happening: fewer winds. It still remains a humbucker and the tone does not substantially change. It will push your amp less, however, which could give you the impression that there's a tonal change in the pickup.
As an aside, the epiphone actually does coil splitting. The gibson, coil tapping.
You do know the silver cap has fallen off the bridge volume already? Mine fell off on day 1, I preferred the look so I took them all off.
I love this color, do you still have this in stock in Toronto?
Yes, this exact model and finish is in stock right now at our Bloor St. store in Toronto.
You gotta start using those Traynors in your demos eh !
I played this and the 60s b2b neck felt exactly the same. It’s really the 60s with cheaper production process so they didn’t specifically choose the wood that goes into this hence the weight relief because its no lighter than a 60s. Same for the top and pups arent hand wired. But these are great. It was better than the 60s imo.
Not all classic is weight relieved and pcb.. 2018 is one of the best classic out there and those early 90s
@@bewusstsein3527 sure because you’re going to feel that on the neck? ‘Ohh its weight relieved so the neck feels different’ gimmie a break they felt equally as heavy and, played and felt exactly the same. Acc the classic was a little brighter too so it acc sounded a tad more like the og les pauls. And had more options pcb or not. You buy this for handwired electronics which you can do in any guitar with better quality parts and a flame top.
@@Coolbeans1492 looks like you have reading comprehension issues.. i have a gibson classic that has handwired electronics with orange drop capacitor and its a non weight relieved from factory.. the neck is slim taper.. never tried a 50s style neck but neck profile form me is not an issue..
@@bewusstsein3527 acc i don’t because im not talking abt 2018 classics which are entity irrelevant to the comment and subject matter. If you want to talk abt relevance or even reading comp then what does your classic have to do with the current line up of classics feeling exactly like the 60s standards?
How come the bypass knob changed ?
Is there a pickups difference in the Faded Yorkville Limited version ? Thanks !
This LP Classic has '61 Burstbuckers R/T which have more output and sound beefier, and the Yorkville Limited Edition Faded LP Classic has '61 Zebras which are lower output, which sound a bit cleaner, a bit more top end.
@@longandmcquadethey both look the same but they sound different? I had t heard that before
How come your channel never features keyboards? Don't you sell them anymore?🙄