Aug 10, 2018 2:12 AM
phat1369
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Xiuhtocatl
Not really a Gibson guy but daaaaaaaaamn this one look dope.
FastLaneTalk
That's probably worth a pretty penny.
tripvt
I hate being a lefty. Nice guitar though.
Thanks!
Fengoj
I couldn't find Gibson sheets, I was going to leave them a review about that color.
I love the natural look!
That green isn't natural
I hate to be the one to tell you, but I'm gonna tell you. You're color blind.
If that's not the ugliest green sheet I have ever seen I don't know what is
Jesus Christ. What is wrong with you?! Lol
cosinewave
They were usually incredibly heavy. I have handled a few recently that were pushing 14lbs.
Yes! The sustain is real!
The mahogany cores are chambered these days. They are weighed then sections are removed until the weight is in spec.
TheAnnexationOfPuertoRico
Chambering is cheaper than proper aging and drying of wood, which is why 50’s LP’s are lighter
Wood is highly variable. That determines the weight more than anything else.
Yeah. Not a fan.
It does not affect the final product except that it is lighter.
Not even close to the truth. Thanks for playing. Please come again!
Xiuhtocatl
Not really a Gibson guy but daaaaaaaaamn this one look dope.
FastLaneTalk
That's probably worth a pretty penny.
tripvt
I hate being a lefty. Nice guitar though.
phat1369
Thanks!
Fengoj
I couldn't find Gibson sheets, I was going to leave them a review about that color.
phat1369
I love the natural look!
Fengoj
That green isn't natural
phat1369
I hate to be the one to tell you, but I'm gonna tell you. You're color blind.
Fengoj
If that's not the ugliest green sheet I have ever seen I don't know what is
phat1369
Jesus Christ. What is wrong with you?! Lol
cosinewave
They were usually incredibly heavy. I have handled a few recently that were pushing 14lbs.
phat1369
Yes! The sustain is real!
cosinewave
The mahogany cores are chambered these days. They are weighed then sections are removed until the weight is in spec.
TheAnnexationOfPuertoRico
Chambering is cheaper than proper aging and drying of wood, which is why 50’s LP’s are lighter
cosinewave
Wood is highly variable. That determines the weight more than anything else.
phat1369
Yeah. Not a fan.
cosinewave
It does not affect the final product except that it is lighter.
phat1369
Not even close to the truth. Thanks for playing. Please come again!