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What would be a reliable site where i could order an electric guitar? Thnaks for your help.
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What I want is the price for an Epiphone Gothic Les Paul Studio with Floyd Rose Double-Locking Trem. nowhere seems 2 sell them! any ideas people?
Nope, they sell for that fairly frequently. Although the RRP is £510, it just wouldn't be competitive at that price hence you can find them at £300 to £320 regularly.
that's not bad actually, a proper flamed maple top for £300....
may be an older one perhaps?
may be an older one perhaps?
Very_Metal wrote:
> is that an epiphone standard?
yeah, epi lp standard for £299. Peter Cooke's Guitar World i think.
> is that an epiphone standard?
yeah, epi lp standard for £299. Peter Cooke's Guitar World i think.
triggerhappyrocker wrote:
> Very_Metal wrote:
> first i'd check the guitar
> mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for
> £350...
> just to add to the collection ;)
>
> Not a hope.
pessimist ;)
the cheapest u'd get a lp studio 4 is about £600.
oh i don't know mate, not 2nd hand....
i've seen a few around
> unless u want 2 get an epiphone, then u could get a studio for about
> £250. u mite aswel go 4 a standard though, they're much better
> than the studios.
hmmm, there's not a GREAT deal of difference between the 2..
the Epiphone Customs are pretty nice though, there's not that much between then and a gibson Studio....
i managed 2 get 1 in flamed maple finish (not
> photo-top) for 300.
is that an epiphone standard?
> Very_Metal wrote:
> first i'd check the guitar
> mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for
> £350...
> just to add to the collection ;)
>
> Not a hope.
pessimist ;)
the cheapest u'd get a lp studio 4 is about £600.
oh i don't know mate, not 2nd hand....
i've seen a few around
> unless u want 2 get an epiphone, then u could get a studio for about
> £250. u mite aswel go 4 a standard though, they're much better
> than the studios.
hmmm, there's not a GREAT deal of difference between the 2..
the Epiphone Customs are pretty nice though, there's not that much between then and a gibson Studio....
i managed 2 get 1 in flamed maple finish (not
> photo-top) for 300.
is that an epiphone standard?
I can't stand Gibsons. They just con't appeal to me at all. And if you're going for a Strat it's definitely worth splashing out a little more for an American model.
For £329 I would just buy a brand new Mexican Strat....
For £350, and a change from a Strat, go for an Ibanez RG270(?) normally £299. And throw in a pedal.
For £350, and a change from a Strat, go for an Ibanez RG270(?) normally £299. And throw in a pedal.
Very_Metal wrote:
first i'd check the guitar
> mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for £350...
> just to add to the collection ;)
Not a hope. the cheapest u'd get a lp studio 4 is about £600. unless u want 2 get an epiphone, then u could get a studio for about £250. u mite aswel go 4 a standard though, they're much better than the studios. i managed 2 get 1 in flamed maple finish (not photo-top) for 300.
first i'd check the guitar
> mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for £350...
> just to add to the collection ;)
Not a hope. the cheapest u'd get a lp studio 4 is about £600. unless u want 2 get an epiphone, then u could get a studio for about £250. u mite aswel go 4 a standard though, they're much better than the studios. i managed 2 get 1 in flamed maple finish (not photo-top) for 300.
hehe, for £350 i'd get a 2nd hand mexican strat, sand the neck slightly for a thin D profile (more comfy for soloing.. well, if you play with the "proper" thumb-in-the-middle-of-the-neck-rear manner :) ), fit a Hot Rails in the bridge position and rock myself silly :)
if you had any more you COULD add a Floyd Rose bridge/nut, but only if yer a real trem-fan...
personally i'm a Gibson man, so of course first i'd check the guitar mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for £350... just to add to the collection ;)
if you had any more you COULD add a Floyd Rose bridge/nut, but only if yer a real trem-fan...
personally i'm a Gibson man, so of course first i'd check the guitar mags to see if anyone was sellign a Les Paul Studio for £350... just to add to the collection ;)
All Yamaha Pacificas have bridge humbuckers. Once you get up to the 8-series you get Seymour Duncans, hmmmm.
And the RGX121s is a relatively decent guitar, its what I'm currently using and today can be picked up for around £200 which is pretty much the cheapest you can go for a guitar that won't fall apart. Mine lasted about a year before requiring a full service and repair job to sort the intonation. But bear in mind if you do splash out the money for a decent guitar right at the start you save yourself alot of potential hassle.
And the RGX121s is a relatively decent guitar, its what I'm currently using and today can be picked up for around £200 which is pretty much the cheapest you can go for a guitar that won't fall apart. Mine lasted about a year before requiring a full service and repair job to sort the intonation. But bear in mind if you do splash out the money for a decent guitar right at the start you save yourself alot of potential hassle.
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