What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

[kilphody]

Re: What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

Lol any Les Paul from my birth year would be in a museum or a private collection and would cost more than my house.

 

[Zerberus]

Re: What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

^^ I`ve actually been looking for a 76 LPC for the longest time, ideally one with a 71896xxx number. Same holds true for an explorer

 

[trevorus]

Re: What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

Have a 94, it's good.

 

[Mats A]

Re: What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

Now we're talkin my language!!

90's Gibson Les Pauls are my favorites, especially for the price tag. I own six Gibson Les Pauls. Four of them are Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus models from 1994 to 1999, one of them is a 2000 Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus, and the other is a 2010 Gibson Les Paul Special with P-90's. I have a fondness for them all. All of the ones from the 90's to the 2000 are just amazing instruments. The 2000 model is just as good as the 1990's as well. I totally dig the Special from 2010, but it's kind of a different beast because of the P-90's.

Anyways, whenever I look for Gibson Les Pauls to buy nowadays, I always look for 90's models. I don't know what it is, but they seem to be my favorites. I have nothing bad whatsoever to say about them. It would take alot of something for one to talk me out of any of these guitars. I don't think I'll ever part with them. They really speak to me.

I may look dumb, but I'm not stupid. I wouldn't have bought any of these guitars and kept them if I thought anything was wrong with them.


1995 Gibson Les Paul Classic Premium Plus:

1999 Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus:

1995 Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Classic Plus:

1996 Gibson Les Paul Classic Premium Plus:

2000 Gibson Les Paul Classic Plus:

Nice guitars but i wonder what Gibson thought when they put those Greenish inlays on the fretboard on the Classics.

 

[jmh151]

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Nice guitars but i wonder what Gibson thought when they put those Greenish inlays on the fretboard on the Classics.

The greenish inlays, from what I've heard, will fade to a lighter, whiter color if you leave the guitar out in the sun.

The Les Paul classic Premium plus was always beautiful

 

[Little Pigbacon]

Re: What do you think of Les Pauls of the 90's?

The greenish inlays, from what I've heard, will fade to a lighter, whiter color if you leave the guitar out in the sun.

Let's definitely count on that.