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Fantastic guitar!
When I first played it, it felt way more comfortable than the other Les Pauls I had played. I think the asymmetrical neck really increases its playability. It has a great tone; I love the way the BurstBucker Pro pickups sound and the feedback you can get. I'm used to using Strats, but this Les Paul got me hooked!
Reviewed by Solid Snake on 8/19/2008 who plays Rock, Metal, Jazz, Blues.
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A-MA-ZING!!!
The first thing I gotta say about this guitar is that it is worth every penny!!! There's no need to buy any other thing for this guitar except a maintenance kit!!! Everything that comes with it is grade A+++ The burstbucker pro pickups that come factory installed are the perfect match for this guitar. They have incredible sustain and aggressive leads but also have jaw-dropping warm crunchy full tone. It has a super fast rounded neck that's great for soloing or playing rhythm on. Mine weighs in at about 8 pounds so its easy on the player and incredible in quality. I got mine in a desert burst finish and it is beautifully flawless!!! 5 out of 5 stars without a doubt! Highly recommend this guitar for someone who's looking for that one special guitar. Gibson you've done it again!!!
Reviewed by keviN on 9/8/2008 who plays rock, metal.
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welcome the new 08
awesome! I wont bore you with all the details about the guitar. you can read that on the left hand column of this page. I will tell you that if you are serious about getting a solid les paul sound with the sustain of el diablo then this axe is for you. save your cash and invest in a playing work of art.
P.S. people will tell you that gibsons are overpriced, and we all agree but we all know you get what you pay for and this guitar is the real deal. ROCK ON!
Reviewed by Royal con Queso on 10/6/2008 who plays metal, classic, alt.
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You will never get rid of this one
I have been playing guitar for 40 years. In 40 years I owned several Les Paul's. For one reason or another, they did not do "it" for me, so they got sold or traded off in my quest for my signature sound.
I purchased a Les Paul ROBOT last year. The feel and ease of playing that axe got me hooked on the new Gibson quality. Problem with the ROBOT is the transducer bridge looks so delicate, I would not take it any where other than the studio.
My new Standard has everything the ROBOT has except the "Auto Tune". It is prettier, sounds as good if not better and will stand up to a 4 hour gig with out breaking down or breaking your shoulder.
The locking 1/4" input jack is a blessing. It stays in tune all night. The chambered body (to me) sounds better, and the weight loss makes a huge difference to the working musician.
I love this axe. It will be my primary work guitar. I would not thing of trading it off to get something better. What could be better?
Reviewed by Steely McNeill on 8/24/2009 who plays R&B, Country, Gospel, Southern Rock.
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Very Nice Guitar
I purchased the Ice Tea version. The finish on the maple top is very nice. The tone is very good and well balanced. The asymmetrical neck on the new Standard does takes some getting used to.
I have a Les Paul Studio with the 50s neck and I've become very used to the soft curve of the rounded neck. I did have a hard time chosing between a Les Paul Traditional and the Standard. I think the looks of the Les Paul Standard won me over.
Reviewed by Mark on 12/22/2008 who plays Rock & blues.
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Outstanding job redifining a legend!
I have owned my Iced Tea finish 2008 LP Standard Plus for a week and just can't leave it alone. In fact, it inspired my daughter to play and I have to fight her to play on it. I have owned a Gibson LP Custom for over 20 years and love it, but this LP standard is off the hook! I test drove one 6 months ago & really liked all of the refinements - weight from the chambered body, locking tuners, locking jack, etc. The more I play it, the more I enjoy the feel & playability of the asymetrical neck. The lighter weight (compared to the LP Custom) also adds to a great overal feel. Buy it and rock on!
Reviewed by Mark on 1/19/2009 who plays Classic Rock, Rock & Metal.
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Incredible
When the time came to purchase a new guitar, I looked at a nice used Les Paul, but when I brought it home and played it side by to my Flying V, The Flying V outplayed it, I then went back to GC and picked up the Les Paul Standard Plus in Heritage Cherry Sunburst, This guitar is a piece of art and looks stunning,, It's sound is so warm and lucious, but when in treble mode it sounds thin and sharp. I love both tones and the Plekked neck is so perfect plus it's asymetrical. This guitar feels like a custom shop guitar but for much less in price, it's still expensive but it is completely worth it.
Reviewed by Ben on 6/24/2009 who plays Rock, Jazz, Metal, .
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AWESOME Axe
Just got it yesterday, pull it out of the box and inspected it. Plugged it straight into my Peavey Valve King 100 watt with 4X12 ca and went to jammin. I can see any tweeking (except for tuning) that needed to be done. This thing is AWESOME and beautiful. Then I plugged it into my Marshal AVT150 and it BLEW me away even with no effects....can't go wrong buying this axe. Couldn't really tell any difference with the asemetrical neck...quite comfortable. I usually play Paul Reed Smith Custom 24, but with the new chambered body, the weight of the LP is great so it may very well become my primary axe.
Reviewed by Bill Stanley on 4/3/2009 who plays Rock.
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INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!
5 stars all around for this baby. I just got mine less than a week ago and I am still searching for something to be wrong with it. The neck feels great and very comfortable. I recommend this to any experienced player because you definitely get what you paid for. My only disappointment was that it came with Burstbucker pickups(which are great)instead of the classic 57 Humbuckers. None-the-less this is by far the best guitar i have played. Way to go Gibson!
Reviewed by Matt on 6/18/2009 who plays Rock, Christian, Acoustic, Worship.
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Best of ALL
I purchased a Les Paul Standard 2008 Desert Burst finish about a month ago and I find it hard to put down. I have an SG standard as well, but find the Les Paul has deeper tones and great sustain. I love this guitar. I plan on getting the pick guard installed so that I do not ruin the finish.
Bottom line, I highly recommend this guitar to players of all genres, although I believe it may be ideal for rock and jazz.
Reviewed by Maxinator on 3/18/2009 who plays Rock-classic, metal, pop.
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