8 Responses to "Be still my heart – Epiphone Slash Les Paul"

• Isaac Priestley 10:00 AM 03/12/2007

  Does an Epi weigh less than a Gibson? I've got an Epi LP Standard which is pretty solid but I'd never compared it to a Gibson.
• Isaac Priestley 02:00 AM 04/12/2007

  Does an Epi weigh less than a Gibson? I’ve got an Epi LP Standard which is pretty solid but I’d never compared it to a Gibson.
• Wookie 07:14 PM 03/12/2007

  Yeah, not a huge amount but enough to be noticable for someone with a back or shoulder injury. It also depends on the model. I have two Epi's, an older generic type model and an Epi Goth (both LP's). The Goth is noticably heaver due to the chunkier neck radius and slightly thicker body.
• Wookie 11:14 AM 04/12/2007

  Yeah, not a huge amount but enough to be noticable for someone with a back or shoulder injury. It also depends on the model. I have two Epi’s, an older generic type model and an Epi Goth (both LP’s). The Goth is noticably heaver due to the chunkier neck radius and slightly thicker body.
• Jon 03:49 PM 04/12/2007

  I'm not a fan of the finish on this guitar the burst seems a little harsh, and makes a sort of teardrop shape, also I don't like the Epi headstock but that's just me. I'd personally take the money for this guitar and put it toward a cheaper Gibson.
• Jon 07:49 AM 05/12/2007

  I’m not a fan of the finish on this guitar the burst seems a little harsh, and makes a sort of teardrop shape, also I don’t like the Epi headstock but that’s just me. I’d personally take the money for this guitar and put it toward a cheaper Gibson.
• Wookie 07:16 PM 06/12/2007

  I see what you mean. And for most burst finished I would agree, but there is something about a tobacco burst like this one that just makes me weak at the knees.
• Wookie 11:16 AM 07/12/2007

  I see what you mean. And for most burst finished I would agree, but there is something about a tobacco burst like this one that just makes me weak at the knees.