J.DavisNJ
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Also, it comes down to preference. Didn't mean to come off as a "know-it-all" in my post, I just bond with Gibsons better and think the quality is superb 90% of the time.
-Joe
-Joe
Haahahaha, no worries Joe, I can take ball-busting as well as I can dish it!![]()
Last time I went on studio we tested a Gibson Les Paul Custom with original pickups and a cheap LTD F-50 with EMG 81. The LTD won hands down on the high gain sounds, so we used the LTD for rhythm and the Gibson on leads. The chain was: guitar -> Ibanez TS7 -> Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier.
The Gibson weren´t bad at all, but in the end the EMG 81 made the diference.
The white ones have an ebony FB, while the black & nat have rosewood.
I have a white one - bought it new a little over a year ago.
I like it.![]()
I agree. But at least here, where Gibson are way overpriced (a new Les Paul Custom usually starts around US$5.000), people tend to keep the original pickups. I guess they think something like "I´ve paid too much for the 'Gibson tone' so I´m not putting a generic EMG on this thing". You know. People.
Quickly, the C7 will be around for a very long time. The Faded Explorer, however, is borderline being liquidated. I decided to get one because I have played one numerous times and never grow tired of it, and it's a crazy low price.
~006