There’s no sharp/flat between B and C, so B#is the same as C. If you want to go down a half step from there, you can go to B without issue on a 24.75” scale.What's the lowest tuning you put your Les Pauls to?
So far I've only gone to c# or c standard with 12-52.
I'm kind of debating on going to b# or something, but not sure if that will require insanely high action; or insanely thick strings, or both.
I'm liking the sound of baritone, but don't want a baritone....could go for a 25.5 scale lp of some sort, perhaps
If only they made a kind of guitar that came stock in that tuning. Maybe you could even dedicate an entire forum to itB standard with 12-54. No desire to go lower save maybe drop A.
Baritone forums exist, Im sure.If only they made a kind of guitar that came stock in that tuning. Maybe you could even dedicate an entire forum to it
If you are minority, I am with you. My 68RI with 57 Classics is the best sounding guitar I have, played through my ENGL Powerball 100 and ENGL 4x12 Cab. Can't speak for played through other amps. It is very smooth sounding, hard to describe, it just sounds really good.I seem to b in the minority, but I like the 57 Classics (and the 57 Classic Plus). What is it not doing for you? What amp are you planning through?
/\ dont know much about that. Cant say/comment either way.
curious why the Gibson Lite les pauls, be it Custom or otherwise, aren't as popular?
yeah, given how so many people complain about the weight of LPs, id assume they would all flock towards heavily chambered guitars (which, for some reason, is frowned upon). Or Thinner bodies like ESP Eclipse (which are loved on ESP, but hated/ignored on Gibson?)IIRC the Customs were thinner, highly chambered, and didn't have an ebony board. I know the nothing impacts tone guys will say that doesn't matter, but the consensus seems to be they don't actually sound like a Custom so they're not as popular.
Never owned one so can't really comment one way or another.
yeah, given how so many people complain about the weight of LPs, id assume they would all flock towards heavily chambered guitars (which, for some reason, is frowned upon). Or Thinner bodies like ESP Eclipse (which are loved on ESP, but hated/ignored on Gibson?)
i dont get it
I'm liking the sound of baritone, but don't want a baritone....could go for a 25.5 scale lp of some sort, perhaps
humm....may want to update that list?Good luck finding one, when people do singlecuts to compete with Les Pauls, they always, ALWAYS also match the scale which is a fucking bummer because there's about 3 models off hand that are vaguely Gibson shaped and greater than 24.75" scale (Viper baritone, the new EC baritone or EC-401B if you can find them, and the Epi Iron Cross thing that looks dumb as hell).
Add actual LPs to this list too. Definitely harder to find, but they've made them.humm....may want to update that list?
PRS SE/PRS Core/PRS S2 - most of them have 25 inch scale. One of their Tremonti have a 25.5
Carvin CT is 25
Jackson Monarch
Precision guitars
Epiphone Matt Heafy's 2022/2023 sigs are at 25.5
wont be surprised if others have that scale length too.
humm....may want to update that list?
PRS SE/PRS Core/PRS S2 - most of them have 25 inch scale. One of their Tremonti have a 25.5
Carvin CT is 25
Jackson Monarch
Precision guitars
Epiphone Matt Heafy's 2022/2023 sigs are at 25.5
wont be surprised if others have that scale length too.
BeautifulI’ll make a proper NGD thread when I have a chance to take some decent photos but this ‘92 Custom is back home with me after 9 years out in the wild and a super bizarre chance encounter again last month.
This thing absolutely rips
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Nice Epiphone’s here is my FGN “Les Paul” I have a whole thread on this guitar but I figured Fujigen makes guitars for the Epiphone Elitist line so why not include in in another Les Paul thread!View attachment 110347
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The ones I play the most. They're only Epiphones but they are Les Pauls