Slash's #1 Stage Guitar Can Be Yours! - The Gibson 'Jessica' Slash Les Paul 

So true. I hate the flame veneers on Epis and would love to see theee pieces of boring maple on top of one. (Though I prefer the kalamazoo headstock)

May be the nuts but the price would be nuts

I’m sure it’s in the works

Just $US1990

I would just get a standard epiphone honeyburst 😂

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Something new, finally!

How many signatures does he have now, LOL?

@@huangss00 I think 4-5 in the gibson store now but he had many collection guitars + other brands like epiphone.

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Blackstar St James 6L6 🤘

@@PMTVUKthat might be one of his best tones ever!

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Or just find a great honey burst and throw some slash pickups in there? I had a november burst and a few other post 2019 LP 50s, and there were no differences between them aside from the color and the pups. I preferred my wildwood standard over the slash LP but did add the slash pups and sold the november burst. I guess if the whole 3 piece top is important to you thats another thing, but if not just get a honey burst plain top and add some pickups.

@@slashtrio This is the way to go if you don't need the three piece top. I can't pay over 12k for another replica. Just find a Honey Burst and mod it then your in the ballpark. Now you just have to learn how to play like Slash with all the money you saved.. I think this is the best choice for Slash fans with an empty pocketbook.. I still don't understand Gibson's pricing. 6k for the AFD Custom Shop version was right on the money. Double that for "Jessica" and what do you really get? I guess I will wait for the USA version and save a few shekels.

Probably not. It’s likely the same neck profile.

Straight into the Blackstar St James 6L6 🤘

The Dunlop Black Thistle 👌

I’m using the Dunlop Black Thistle strap 👌

… Jessica 🥃

No problem, Im from Poland!

It’s the Dunlop Black Thistle strap. Dunlop do great long straps, as do Ernie Ball 🤘

Blackstar St James 6L6 into a Two Notes Torpedo Captor X 🤘

@@PMTVUK sounded killer!!

Blackstar St James 6L6, Gain channel, voice 1, gain and all EQ at 1 o clock 🤘

Uh...you can plug your guitar into any number of effects processors, amps, or even headphone amps which can do this for you. I would recommend not starting with a 10lb LP.

@@iancurrie8844 thank you so much😘

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@@PMTVUK thank you ❤️❤️

Would have $500.00 in the guitar, including upgrades, instead of $1200.00 for an Epiphone or $10,000.00 for a Gibson.

Lol you are MAD you can't afford it

They could improve their QC.... I stopped buying Gibson after going through 4 guitars with major QC issues, that cost thousands of dollars. No thanks, I'll stick with PRS for my more expensive guitars. I have one Gibson today, a Les Paul, and the only reason it's done right is because I ordered it from the custom shop. I'm mainly an Ibanez and Charvel player, but sometimes I like to switch it up with a PRS or a Fender when I'm feeling the blues. I'm not saying all Gibson guitars are bad... but you really have to shop around to find one that's worth buying, outside of ordering one custom.

@@american_psycho1147 Lol basic Gibson fanboy response.

@american_psycho1147 I have 11 guitars, including a 1977 LP custom, a PRS 513, the Strat, and a Taylor. All bought used. It's not that I can't afford them, I just don't see the point.

Really? A "used" 1959 Gibson Les Paul is nearly the price of a new house dude. You dont have to be a "fan boy" to be able to do basic math. Besides,...most technology undergoes incremental improvements throughout the active life of the product design. Cars got seatbelts, bigger better engines, air bags, brighter headlights,.etc etc,.. Airplanes got jet engines and ditched propellers. Televisions went from heavy picture tubes into the digital age and got lighter, more reliable, and got wifi. The Strat went from 3 selector switch to a 5 way, the new single coils are really stacked humbuckers and "noiseless" and the bridge pickup has been connected to the tone knob since the mid 90s. Modern Les Pauls have weight relief , coil taps, coil splits and briefly a volute on the neck to help with headstock breaks and "automatic tuners",.but the less said about the robo-tuners the better LoL! Signature guitars have been around in large numbers for the last several decades,.i have no idea why youve just caught onto them now,.LoL. Eddie was putting his name on stuff, or at lest actively promoting his gear back when magazines like Guitar World were the only mass media devoted to this subject. Most people whom buy these instruments arent gigging musicians at all,..and many whom are, are only part-time and play in church or do a few gigs over a few weekends,..theres no real opportunity to mimic Clapton and Page and play countless shows night after night over years/decades to get that "used" look SRV, Mike McCready and John Frusciante all have Strats that look pretty,.well,."used",.but sound fantastic, and maybe a lot of folks find that look inspirational! I dont want to invest good money in something that isnt going to change over time and that looks just like everyone else guitar. If youve seen one fiesta red or cherry red strat youve seen them all,..seen one blue, green or white strat,..youve seen them all. A "used" looking reissue instrument from the classic rock era costs orders of magnitude less than a vintage instrument that might just have dodgy construction. You personally might not like it ,.but the math is irrefutable,..4 or 5 grand for a custom shop is less than 35 or 40 plus for a guitar made when manufacturing was still post war era.

Correct. In fact, the current production Les Paul "classic" is closer to the real "Jessica" than this model is.

@@iancurrie8844 So true!