Gibson USA Les Paul Slash Signature VS Les Paul Classic Review (No Talking) 

It's me. Thanks! It was so good guitar Btw

must had been the setup because they're the exact same guitar.

@@gianlucadecicco5921 for sure. I have a slash model like this one and it’s excellent. I also have a 50s standard from wildwood and they play pretty much the same. I have a classic from the 90s and it’s quite a bit different because it has the most slim 60s neck I have ever played. Its actually too slim for me.

@Skiba covers. yeah, I've played a few of each this past week, trying to decide. They're exactly the same feel and sound. Maybe there's some(non aesthetic) differences, but I didn't notice. It's between the Classic in Blueberry Burst, or the Slash model in the Vermillion, Appetite or November(any of those would do). The Blueberry is $450Cad less(with taxes).

@@RByrne If you want the Slash experience, Buy an early 2000's classic with Slim neck, put a set of Seymour Duncan APH1 and you're ready to go. You will save more than 1k and get a far better guitar.

@@RByrne I hear ya, they are all nice ( if you get a good one). I think the current 60s models have necks that aren’t are slim as my 60s classic from 1990. It is seriously way slimmer than my standard 50s as well as my American strat from the 90s. It has superb action but the neck feels tiny in my hands - I have average size hands. I really just wanted a 50s tobacco as that’s one of my favorite tops but just got the November because it was basically a tobacco with a really excellent figured top. I plan on keeping mine forever so the added cost for aesthetics was worth it for me. I have the SD slash pups in my standard and the November has the Gibson slash pups. They are both great and similar but I prefer the Gibson slash pups overall. I actually managed to buy another set off reverb that someone sold used. Good luck. 👍🏼

All The Les Paul's (with humbuckers) are the perfect machines from blues and funky to Metal, in my opinion. I love the strat too for things like funk, blues and rock but the Les Paul is my number one

That is what i thought, the new classic sounds better than the Slash custom.

The neck is in between the 60’s standard slim taper and 50’s standard chunky neck. It’s pretty much identical to the ‘59 R9 custom neck.

Congrats buddy, yeah the classics are the "best" base model of Les Paul. I own a 60s standard and a old studio from the 80s. The classic is the biggest bang for the buck Les Paul....it's a standard with push pull pots and a plain top.

What kind of issues you've found with the 60's? What year was it? Was planning on getting one

@@YV0910 The Standard 60's I got had a badly cut nut that needed to be replaced, the bridge saddles would snap strings and needed to be sanded and it was hard to tune and keep in tune, very very touchy. Took it to my local luthier who is really good and he said that was the best he could do with it, since the nut needed to be replaced. I should not have to replace a nut on a brand new Gibson Les Paul guitar.

verdade

Its Les paul classic.

Maybe, it’s subjective. I have the slash model and a standard with SD slash pups and I prefer the Gibson slash pups, but not by much. The gibson pups have more mids and are slightly hotter. Both are great.

Classic is great too, but you have to like the slim neck. I much prefer the 50s neck.

Its not a big dream bro work hard Save money and buy it you detested mines arriving next week 👍

@@Was-WG congrats! Its like 4 times my full monthly salary where I live, maybe one day

@@Was-WG mine is arriving this week in Honeyburst! Been waiting for 2 months…

Try and get an early Gibson Les Paul classic from the early 90s.. they are fantastic guitars in every aspect.

2590€

Totally 😝👍🏼💫

They are Alnico 2s just like in the Duncan’s. I have a 2008 slash goldtop with SD pickups and a new one with Gibson pickups. There is barely any difference. I actually like the Gibson’s more.

@@Panic42000 ...biased because I have a Classic. Love the wide fretboard. I put 2 buckers from a 60's ES 335 in it. Best Gibby I've ever owned, and I've had a few.

@@Panic42000 I have both too and prefer the Gibson slash pups

I like the tone of the neck pickups on the Classic and the tone of the bridge pickups on the Slash model. Maybe I’m spending way to much time on this! LOL

Totalement d'accord, Gibson est revenu au top de ce qu'ils savent faire, je viens d'acheter la classic et vraiment j'adore cette guitare 🎸,quel son!!!

Classic

No

@@aliengrey6052 sí

Because its a fckn slash signature review video

@@qwertyui6910 oh well my videos with my slash signature les paul I play my jam the hole point isn't to copy someone else 😅

​@shawnhuff3920 do you want a trophy?

@@emartinezr yes please 🗽

@shawnhuff3920 here you go! 🏆 You can now go tell your friends you were the recipient of a RU-vid guitar trophy. 👍

Bigger/wider-sounding....i.e. more vintage-y.

Gibson pickups are actually more expensive than Seymour Duncans. The pickups in the Slash standard can’t even be bought separately unless someone takes them off a Slash standard and sells them to you.

Maverick13 🤣🤣🤣 why the fuck would someone wanna buy the pickups Slash ‘Doesn’t’ use? Check all his signatures leading up to this one, they all have his Signature Seymour Duncan Pickups, even the Epiphone versions. Gibson cheaped out on this new Signature for sure as ‘in house’ is cost cutting and sacrifices tone and quality

@@thelolguy007 They are actually Alnico 2s just like the Duncan’s. I have two slash models one with the slash Duncan’s and one with the Gibson slash pickups. The Gibson’s to me sound better. It’s funny how people who haven’t even played the two different pickups run there mouth.

BenS123 by run their mouth you obviously mean having a different opinion than you. Very disappointing that must be. I have 2 Slash Signature Gibson’s and they sound amazing. I’ve not heard anything as good from the new latest batch so I won’t be going down that road. Far better to purchase second hand from the previous models

@@thelolguy007 I’m not talking about someone’s opinion. It’s just funny how most of the people that bash these pickups have never heard or played them in person.

Can you tell me the song name, in case you have figured that out.

@@Kipchoge475 maybe ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7n9D8ZeOQv0.html this.

@@Kipchoge475 IU - Ah puh

Yes, it have 60s neck

@@Zerito_2 Actually it has a 50's style neck.

50’s

heavy weight

That neck is fat af so I’d say 50s, the player could also just have small hands too, hard to tell