SolOfChst asked:

-Studio
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-vintage mahog
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-BFG
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Andre S asked:


I have a gibson les paul studio, wine red, Black pickup mounting rings, black toogle switch, balck washer, and black, knobs. I have two different color pickguards, black and white. How do you think my guitar would look as a wine red without binding, with white pickup rings, and a white toogle switch with a black washer and a white pickguard?

J asked:


I think I want to save my money and get a Gibson Les Paul instead of going out and getting a knockoff les paul, such as a Jay Turser or Epiphone. I figure I'll never be happy unless it's the real thing. And also, I think a true Gibson would hold its value over the years. But my question is, how does a knockoff compare to a genuine Les Paul? I'm an intermediate player, I'm not in a band or anything but I like a good sound not a cheap sound. Any input?