Epiphone Les Paul Special P90 Review

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I got this guitar about a year ago and have found myself playing it more and more. It's simple, reliable, and overall just an easy player.
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0:00-Intro
0:23-Story Time
0:40-Specifications
1:23-Some Background
1:55-Switch Fix
3:18-Basic Setup
3:50-The Neck
4:57-Tuning
5:10-Pickups
5:50-Overall Feel and Playability
6:32-Overall Thoughts
7:28-Final Thoughts
9:02-Outro

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15 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 4

@christopheraaron8299 4 месяца назад

I got a beat up 2002 Epi LP Special with humbuckers at Salvation Army for $20. It was just missing the bridge (2 piece, heel and saddle) so I just got a $15 roller bridge set on Amazon and it was good to go. A year later, I stripped the chipped factory paint job, repainted it and installed humbucker size P90s in it. Man it's a great sounding/playing instrument. I probably wouldn't buy the one you have though because I don't like the 1 piece wrap around bridge.

@markpell8979 4 месяца назад

I bought the same model and color 'used excellent' from GC a couple years ago for $125. It came in new, unplayed condition. Just needed the usual setup and details. I love this guitar and like you, I play mine more all the time. Interestingly I had the same dead 13th fret. All it needed was a light tap with a mallet to fully seat the tang. Try that before you go to filing. I also have a couple older humbucker Epi Specials. These guitars are all great fun and reliable and versatile enough to gig with once you get the bugs worked out, and a great platform for learning how to adjust, maintain and customize or modify.

@TurtlesStudios 4 месяца назад

So interesting you had the same fret problem. I'll have to try tapping it in

@markpell8979 4 месяца назад

@@TurtlesStudios Always try that first. Use a soft plastic mallet or just put a small softwood block on the fret and tap it sharply. One blow usually does the trick. Don't do it more than a couple times or it might loosen more. If this doesn't work then file it. But often a tap or two to fully seat that fret is all you need.