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I will disagree. I have two US Gibsons, one a Paul Studio from the 70s, and one a rare V from the early 80s. Both have a fantastic build quality in comparison to some other "US" guitars I have played.
Well i have to agree with you, but i have yet to find a nice US made les Paul whereever i go around here in the past 2 years, it's kinda sad.
nice looking, but ahhhhhhhh! I hate EMG's! Talk about mud sound!
But, to each his own, I am a simple kinda guy, I like sound straight out of the pickup into the amp. No pedals, no crap. I feel like EMGs change sound too much.
I have about 10 other sets of pickups lying around here ranging from those EMG's to Gibson Golden Age pickups.
I just have the emg's in currently because i use this as a thrash guitar, as in, heavy distortion.
EMG's are even worse with distortion IMO. I grew up playing death/black/speed metal, no need to tell me about "thrash" and how to attain a smooth yet cut and "clear" distortion. Oh, maybe my modded Mesa Dual Rec has something to do with it :)
EMG's are even worse with distortion IMO. I grew up playing death/black/speed metal, no need to tell me about "thrash" and how to attain a smooth yet cut and "clear" distortion. Oh, maybe my modded Mesa Dual Rec has something to do with it :)
what kind of Emg's were they? Active or non active? I have active Zack Wylde edition one's that i was sceptical about, but i have put these on a les paul and now the purple people eater, with a boss Metal Zone and my old ass Roland amp i have no complaints.
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