what is the difference between a gibson j45 studio and standard?
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The j45 studio is a hybrid of the j45 standard and the j15. The top (spruce), body (walnut) and bracing are identical to the j15. The neck (solid mahogany) is identical to the j45 standard and definitely superior to the j15's laminate maple neck.
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As far as the sound is concerned, PRS sounds smoother (in general) and Gibson is more aggressive, but this would be talking stock pickups. If you are specifically comparing the Les Paul, the PRS single-cut i think is a much better guitar.
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i had a peavey wolfgang standard. it was an insanely nice guitar, and i've heard their lower priced instruments compare pretty well. ESPECIALLY if you can try it out before you buy. if not i wouldn't worry too much, they're a great company.
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While on the studio 2 you will be able to still hear yourself and remnants of the surrounding sound, this is hardly the case on the studio 3. The new version also includes the W1 chip, resulting in better battery life, easier connecting and faster charging.
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['Fender Stratocaster. [00:55]', 'The STRAT. [01:16]', 'Fender Telecaster. [03:32]', 'Gibson Les Paul. [04:42]', 'Gibson Brands, Inc. [05:40]', 'Epiphone. [06:58]', 'Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. [08:32]', 'Ibanez. [10:40]']
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Re: Cymbal Sets: Zildjian A or A Custom? A customs have more of a ping attack to them, whereas the Avedis have more of a wash. Both lines are relatively the same brightness, but the way that they respond makes one sound a little higher or darker than the other, in my experience(I own both lines).
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All Gibson-brand guitars are currently made at three facilities, depending on the type of guitar. ... Semi-acoustic guitars such as the Gibson ES Series are made in Memphis, Tennessee at Gibson USA. Full acoustic guitars such as the Gibson J Series are made in Bozeman, Montana.
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The Fender Stratocaster is a much thinner guitar than the Les Paul, with a body made from brighter woods such as alder or sometimes ash. It features a bolt-on maple neck with either a rosewood or maple fingerboard. ... The legendary Strat sound is more biting than the Les Paul sound and very distinctive in its own right.
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Usually, acoustic electric will have a slightly thinner sound (though not bad) than an acoustic. However, it's very useful for live purposes since you don't have to mic it, which can cause feedback problems and doesn't allow u to move around. Also, it gives u more options, such as a built-in tuner and eq.
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Are the 2018 Les Paul Tributes worth buying? Absolutely they are, and the Les Paul will likely work better for you than the Lucille based on the music you said you will be playing. Definitely grab that 2018 with the trapezoid inlays -- it looks so much better than dots IMO.
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The Les Paul Guitar Sound The Gibson Les Paul sound is legendary, and some of the best guitarists in the world play them. ... Epiphones sound really, really good, and they do indeed have that deep, rich Les Paul sound, but of course, they are not on par with a Gibson.
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The V60 sports a unique two-tone plaid and leather finish while the V90 is more traditional with leather and wood. The V90 may be longer, but the V60 is still quite spacious with 50.1 inches of front headroom to the V60's 40.4 inches and 42.3 inches of front legroom to the V90's 42.1 inches.
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Some MIM Fenders are horrible while some are ok and others are great. It's pretty much the same for the MIC Fenders. I've never played a poorly made Japanese Fender. Good news is Fender Japan is less expensive than Fender USA.
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['Martin LX1E Little Martin Acoustic/Electric.', 'Gibson J-200 Standard.', 'Epiphone DOVE PRO.', 'Takamine GN93CE-NAT Nex.', 'Taylor 214ce Deluxe Grand Auditorium.', 'Gibson Hummingbird PRO.', 'Yamaha FGX820C.', 'Epiphone PR5-E.']
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In most sets, the neck and middle pickups are the same. The bridge pickup is often slightly overwound so it's not overpowered by the neck model.
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All three guitars are made by the same maker, with the exact same tone woods and construction methods, but with different body shapes. This should give us a fairly good test of the effect shape has on sound, all other things being equal. You can really hear a difference in their sound!
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Like may brands today the name "Acoustic" was sold the the vintage amps don't have much in common with the newer ones. That being said I have very little experience with the new ones and played only a couple of the vintage ones, but not for electric guitar. They are great for bass and acoustic guitars.