beginner’s guide to the Gibson Byrdland – the cult classic archtop that took flight after a request from two Nashville guitar aces
https://www.guitarworld.com/features/gibson-byrdland-history
Its ability to suit everything from gentle fingerstyle to vigorous strumming would make it a welcome addition to any collection”: Taylor 50th Anniversary 814ce Builder’s Edition review
https://www.guitarworld.com/reviews/taylor-50th-anniversary-814ce-builders-edition
A Look Inside the Gibson Custom Shop Master Artisan Studio
Slash Explains Why He Chose Gibson Les Paul as His Main Instrument: 'They're the Sexiest Guitars'
Strange video in that Slash doesn't show up until about 9:17 and then you can't hear the translation of the questions but can hear Slash's answers. It was still interesting to hear what he says if you are a fan.
https://www.youtube.com/live/ajv33CTI0Nk?si=kjCQmxM1smC9ZiLj
Norman's Rare Guitars, 1964 Gibson Hummingbird with a L5 Fretboard | Guitar of the Day
Set up your electric guitar: how to adjust action, truss rod, string height and radius, pickup height and clean your fingerboard and frets
https://www.musicradar.com/news/electric-guitar-setup-guide-set-up-action-strings-pickups
Slash is right. The Les Paul is pretty sexy. I've never even held one, they are just cool to look at!
Normans Rare Guitars, 1982 Gibson Les Paul Standard Custom Color Metallic Red | Guitar of the Day
Young lady playing a tune which sounds familiar!!
https://youtube.com/shorts/MxmsTqlXn4g?si=AzJ0Z_Womg2dJlZw
Normans Rare Guitars- Nelson Twins "Traveling Man" - 1957 Gibson J-200 & Phil Everly's Original 1959 Gibson J-200
NEAR MINT 1960 Gibson ES-335 from the Brothers Osborne Collection!
Normans Rare Guitars, 2004 Gibson ES-137 Sunburst | Guitar of the Day
Gibson Les Paul vs Fender Stratocaster: Which is right for you?
https://www.guitarworld.com/features/gibson-les-paul-vs-fender-stratocaster
One of the most expressive pickups I’ve ever played... notes gloriously blossom into sustained feedback that reaches those magical upper overtones”: Shed Pickups HA-59 PAF Set review
https://www.guitarworld.com/reviews/shed-pickups-ha-59-paf-set
Normans Rare Guitars, 1957 Gibson L5 Non Cutaway Sunburst | Guitar of the Day
The Gibson ES-335 has been played by greats including Eric Clapton, B.B. King and Larry Carlton – here’s why guitarists can’t get enough of the iconic semi-hollow
Nuno Bettencourt & Pat Badger: Extreme Guitar Gear Rundown - Premier Guitar
One of my favorite guitar players and rock bands
https://www.premierguitar.com/videos/rig-rundown/extreme
I’d never buy one from the ’70s because I’ve always felt that there’s no such thing as a good guitar from that decade”: Robby Krieger on what makes his 1968 Gibson Barney Kessel special
https://www.guitarworld.com/features/robby-krieger-on-his-1968-gibson-barney-kessel
Joe Bonamassa, a day in nerdville, buried in gear
I'm actually considering a Norlin era Gibson because I know and understand what those things are! Starting in the 90's - Les Pauls come in so many flavors and configurations (Classic, Traditional, Moderne - etc) that I really don't understand which model(s) are relevant to the designs of the 50's, 60's and even 70's. I do not want any fancy pull knobs or built in effects or robot tuners - nor do I want an LP with half of the weight of the original design removed. Sure, those older Les Pauls were heavy, but in those days guitar players were men ... and the sheep ran scared. Just sayin' stuff.I’d never buy one from the ’70s because I’ve always felt that there’s no such thing as a good guitar from that decade”: Robby Krieger on what makes his 1968 Gibson Barney Kessel special
https://www.guitarworld.com/features/robby-krieger-on-his-1968-gibson-barney-kessel
Jimmy Page Explains Why He Switched to a Les Paul for 'Led Zeppelin II'
Normans Rare Guitars, 2001 Fender Custom Shop 1960 Stratocaster Sunburst | Guitar of the Day
New Research Proves Electric Guitar Tone Largely Depends on Pickguards, Prices of Used Guitar Hardware Already Skyrocketing
New Research Proves Electric Guitar Tone Largely Depends on Pickguards, Prices of Used Guitar Hardware Already Skyrocketing
wait what?
[Checks date published]
Oh right...
@porkchopbob I actually read a comment from some sound engineer type a while back - said he could distinguish between the sound of a Strat with a single-ply pickguard and one with a double-ply. I scratched my head over that one, too. Guess I forgot to note the calendar today ... until I read your comment. Got me!
