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Hi everyone, i really need your help on this one. Im looking for a new guitar for christmas. My pick during october was a Gibson Les Paul Custom, but unfortunately i didn’t do so well on my report card, therefore mom says no. So my price range is about 1500. Ok, well…. my favorite types of music are grunge, metal, and alternative… i also like to play hard rock….Which one of these guitars would be best for me? which is a better guitar overall? my mother wants to provide me with a decent guitar that will last me a long time, this way i dont ask her for new guitars every year. Please provide additional details such as pickups and all that kind of stuff…Which guitar is best for me?

You’ll be able to get a Gibson for 1500.

My brother got a Gibson SG in canada for around 600 dollars I think.

SGs are awesome: http://www.abcsounds.co.uk/images/gibson-sg-standard.jpg

I got this guitar from my dad. I am trying to find out what year it was made in, but the serial number was ripped off when i got it. I am trying to sell it and am wondering what price I could sell it at. It’s pretty old but is in really good condition.

Gibson is the manufacturer, Epiphone is the line and Les Paul is the collection. What you have is a copy of an original Les Paul, made of cheaper, more common wood. Prices start at about $150. 00 for a new model.

im going to sell my gibson 63 original firebird for about $10,000. im going to spend about three or four grand on a new guitar. i was wondering which is better for your money. prs are mostly hand made (or at least they used to be) i want to buy a prs 24 custom rainbow top with gold hardware ($3,550). i also want a gibson les paul custom tri-burst ($3,999) . what wold you do?

pick the one that sounds the best, good luck

I would definitely play it. As long as you follow some basic rules for guitar care, you can keep it pretty much mint condition. I wouldn’t play it at gigs though. It’d be more of a home guitar, maybe for entertaining guests or playing in the back yard. Writing, too…