The Salvation of Gibson
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Re: The Salvation of Gibson
My favorite comment that I saw was "the only thing it lacks is homing/gps capability so it can find its way to the nearest woodchipper..."
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Re: The Salvation of Gibson
Well, to paraphrase my band mate Meatball, "I wouldn't play that thing at a donkey show!"
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Re: The Salvation of Gibson
I've looked at this several times and contemplated it, too, while puffing on a nice Rocky Patel blunt and refretting my favorite customers' classic Ricks this past week of evenings...
...and instead of answers, I get things boiled down to one question:
How can a company that's an American icon, virtually synonymous with the word, "guitar" to many people for over a hundred years, put their best efforts into something, and not get one bloody thing right?
(Can you tell I'm a bit outraged?)
I mean, we could go through every major aspect and minor detail here, virtually write a book-length review on this monstrosity, and come up bupkis.
Everything's wrong, and the answer is obvious.
...and instead of answers, I get things boiled down to one question:
How can a company that's an American icon, virtually synonymous with the word, "guitar" to many people for over a hundred years, put their best efforts into something, and not get one bloody thing right?
(Can you tell I'm a bit outraged?)
I mean, we could go through every major aspect and minor detail here, virtually write a book-length review on this monstrosity, and come up bupkis.
Everything's wrong, and the answer is obvious.
Re: The Salvation of Gibson
Never mind!winston wrote:I wasn't referring to the pickups in particular Jeff. His whole, this is revolutionary premise is what's at issue.
Re: The Salvation of Gibson
So, you don't like it then?jingle_jangle wrote:How can a company that's an American icon, virtually synonymous with the word, "guitar" to many people for over a hundred years, put their best efforts into something, and not get one bloody thing right?
Jangle, Chime & Twang.
Re: The Salvation of Gibson
Paul, exactly what are you trying to say?jingle_jangle wrote:...Everything's wrong,...
The frettboard does look OK thou....
The only thing we can perceive are our perceptions - George Berkeley
Re: The Salvation of Gibson
There's also the fact that the body is almost a complete ripoff of the Kauer Daylighter guitar.


