Looks like they just dropped them back to what they were before the annual price hike.
In 1959 a Les Paul was $375. Adjusted for inflation that is $3198.84
In 1959 a Les Paul was $375. Adjusted for inflation that is $3198.84
Hmmm....so any price drop that involves merely going back to a point the guitar was priced at any time in its history is not a real price drop......hence if a Standard is not dropped to a price cheaper than it was in 1976 when the standard was 'officially' introduced, somehow people are being cheated......
The blue ES-335 looks nice.
But I am just looking at Epi Dots.
All my MIA were second hand.
I really think that with much more affordable guitars on the market from Fender, Reverend and even Harley Benton, these guitars are seriously over priced. When you can get a made in the USA, hand made, made to spec Keisel for $1K, why would you even consider buying a $2500 assembly line Gibson?
More Gibson and Guitar Center bashing and whining.
B-O-R-I-N-G.
Yawn....
Bill