depending what lp u mean lor.....alot alot..u wan the awesome one or less awesome lil than awesome?haha crap

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any models? i have no idea about prices.
how about the razorback ?

The Razorback I want:



Price: USD $1,099.99

The Gibson Les Paul standard:



Price: Between USD $1,999.99 to $2,329.99

cool razorback...if i have the cash ill also in a dilema like u..cuz i dun have a FR guitar still..but what if get a few Ks guitar come back n with hassle( actually a free guitar self learning lesson) ....i guess i know why u are so pening..

was wondering why that razorback is so cheap...MIC.
and the US model is $3699, damn

Yeah, but from the reviews, the MIC is REALLY good as well.....

FYI, both guitars come with Hard Cases.....

only prob is 22 frets >.<
btw anyone seen/tested this before?:


This post has been edited by SweetTooth: Feb 19 2007, 12:43 PM

Doesn't really bother me with 22 Frets.... I have been playing 22 frets all this time and don't see a need for 24 frets.....

And another reminder for all the Noobs..... A guitar which has everything might not necessarily a guitar that you might like.
Don't get a 24 fret with a Floyd Rose generic guitar over say an Epiphone Les Paul if you don't require a 24 fret Floyd.

What I'm saying is that get a guitar that YOU would play now... don't get it because it has so much bells and whistles.

........ which is why the Gibson LP Standard looks much better then the Razorback at the moment....... It has no real frills, but plays beautifully.

when i first bought my guitar i had to think real hard whether i needed a whammy bar or not, in the end i opted not to get one(didn't think i'd needed it)

right now i'm thinking of getting a distortion pedal, maybe a boss ds-1 or something relatively cheap(below 300)

blacktrix,

standard LP from gibsonare not as good as i used to believe... because in my opinion it doesn't play beautifully (especially compared to the price you're paying for it !).

Now i know better : If i wanted a typical LP sound, i'd go for a custom... only those manage to capture the magic. Well, it is as far as my experience goes : comparing a custom and a standard really opens your eyes on what you're (not) having with a standard.

Otherwise, if i'm ready to buy a standard, i'd rather buy a copy (tokai, heritage, etc...). I'll save a few bucks and might have a better sound in the end.

Well, with any guitar... I would have to test the guitar myself and see how it REALLY sounds.

And a Custom Les Paul would be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay over my budget. Yes. I DO have a budget!

instead of the Razorback, why not a Dean VMNT

This post has been edited by soulfly: Feb 19 2007, 08:04 PM

Oh man.... the VMNT Dave Mustaine looks freakin' SWEET!



Oh man............ The new Camo Razorback..... Gaaaaahhhh! So sweet!



This post has been edited by blacktrix: Feb 19 2007, 10:03 PM

any advice on distortion pedals ? i'm planning to get one soon(don't have a single one yet )

What amp are you using???

a kustom arrow 16

awesome shreds 'samples'

This post has been edited by soulfly: Feb 19 2007, 10:54 PM

A Boss DS-1 would be a good choice..... pretty versatile.....

I assume you play metal?

well, previous standards came with 496/498 pickup combos.
now they come with burstbucker pros, which supposedly capture the more vintage sounds.
some tho still change the burstbuckers to a 57 classic/57 classic+ combo for an even more vintage sound.

standards since, if not mistaken, 2002/03 have been vastly improved.

Yup i play metal...or at least i try to
how much is a ds-1 ?