new gibson

metallicaxlxl

metallicaxlxl

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well, here it is, the new gibson HD.6X-Pro is released and available for purchase
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LPDGBMNH/

i think weve all seen the prototypes and stuff for this guitar, but here it is final. the real question now is...

who would buy this guitar? i personally do not like it that much, but maybe once theres more compatibility for it, and the pickup system becomes a standard, i might consider it.. (give it a few years)
 
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yeah i just saw that, but they were just showing some dude playing it, this is officially released and available to buy now... different story, if you guys want me to dlt this thread, i will.
 
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Don't know how it sounds, but I really like the blue finish with the lighter stained mahogany back and neck. . .
 
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man i remember when the days when said these were going to be out on shelves, like two years ago...

They've released a couple Les Pauls since then.

I love Gibson, they've got their sh** together
 
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^^^

Will my $4000 guitar have a setup better than a $200 Epiphone? LOL

Honestly, how do they arrive at their prices? How about $9,000, how about $7800, how about ONE BILLION DOLLARS! How about you put a $25 setup on it????
 
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I don't think this will be a huge seller, but if I were someone who needed direct digital out while playing live or recording, I think this would be a great compromise. I can think of two members now, Tone4days and Mincer that need this or somekind of digital output.

I don't dislike the blue, but if it were offered in a more traditional look, either plaintop or flamed top, I think it would appeal to even more people. Bottom line is more musicans are recording at home or on non-professional systems. Something like this could potentially be a boon for them.

Don't write it off just yet.
 
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Too bad Line 6 has been doing something along these lines for several years now. Maybe not string-by-string, but they've definitely got a lead on Gibson in this area.
 
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