Gibson Les Paul Standard Solid Body Electric Guitar

Pros: This is one of the greatest guitars ever made.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Owning this guitar is like owning a piece of history.

Review: GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD (1950’S NECK) This is the guitar that set the “standard” by which all other guitars are measured. Remember, I did not say that it is the “best” guitar in the world, although some might argue that ...

Pros: Great workmanship, durability, fantastic sound

Cons: A bit heavy, expensive

Review: There ought to be a test that one has to pass before buying one of these things. Specifically, if a person can't demonstrate a certain level of guitar mastery, he doesn't have any business plunking down around $3,200 for a Les Paul. These are damned...

Pros: Pure Gibson Quality, Exotic Looking Finish, Sounds Great, Feels Great

Cons: A Bit On The Heavy Side

The Bottom Line: The Gibson Les Paul standard was the birth... and still I can easily say the 'future' of rich and wonderful music.

Review: If I really owned this guitar... I'd be the coolest guitarist on the block... Well, maybe... One of my guitarist friends owns a Gibson Les Paul Standard. It's a wonderful guitar. There are so many things that you can love about it. Well, I loved it, but...

Pros: Sounds great, feels great, great guitar on which to train

Cons: "Heavy, lunky, hard to reach the uppermost frets"

Review: Ah, the Gibson Les Paul Standard. You'll see this one a lot in rock and roll, and for many very good reasons, most of which I hope to divulge here. In many ways this is a comparison of Gibsons to Fenders, here to help the potential buyer choose, at...

Pros: Sound, appearance, retains and appreciates in value.

Cons: Expensive to acquire. Heavy.

The Bottom Line: Frankly, the best mass-produced electric guitars ever made.

Review: This is my second Les Paul Standard, so I thought it deserved its own review.

This one is cherry sunburst. (The same color as on the one on the epinions page.) There was a great deal on them, and I couldn’t resist. Cherry Sunburst is...

Pros: Great guitar, excellent build quality

Cons: the price

The Bottom Line: A superb instrument

Review: I love the les Paul. It has to be one of the all time most famous shaped guitars around, after the Fender Stratocaster.
Here, I would like to write about some of the different types of Les Paul.

30th Anniversary Edition Standard.
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Pros: Great Sound, Looks Good, hey it has it all!

Cons: I can't afford one.

Review: The Gibson Les Paul Standard
Need I say more, this is what I would say is one of the all-time classic guitars. OK so I don't own one, but have tried out a variety of different models. I would say that this guitar is definatly the industry...

Pros: Very forgiving to inaccurate fingering.

Cons: Bloody heavy.

The Bottom Line: If you have the means,get one.Its soooo choice.(Ferris Bueller)

Review: I have been playing a Fender Strat so this was a very different experience for me.I bought the 60s neck standard and I actually think it seems slimmer than the strat neck on my US.Its a guitar you can afford to be sloppier on.My strat seems to be anal ...

Pros: Intermediate Guitar players will progress very quickly with one of these!

Cons: Very Expensive!

The Bottom Line: Buy one , you'll never regret it!

Review: I'v been playing guitar since i was 12, i was born in 1960 ,you do the math. In those years i have played many a guitar, Fender , BC Rich, Epiphone, Gibson , Ibanez....ect...ect, you get the picture. I'v never owned a gibson les paul before now? ...

Pros: Appearance, sound, playability.

Cons: Price, weight.

The Bottom Line: You just need one of these. If you don't have one, now, you'll want one eventually. You'll never regret owning it.

Review: There is a reason this is an icon of the Rock and Roll guitar. Along with the Stratocaster, it's probably the shape most readily identified (and copied.)

This thing has a big, heavy body. Newer ones have metal tuning heads. It comes with no...