i just can't find one gibson....

[psychoxkps]

hi dudes....

please, i'am trying to get full sustained guitar sound, for i think is best p-90 pick-ups..

and a les paul is good for best feeling picks - dunlop triangle.... so - playing fast using a pick-up selector....

so, i'am needing a standard les paul with that pick-ups:))

please, exist that gibson les paul?(i'am thinking anywhere)

thank you:)))

[Turello]

Try Les Paul Standard Gold Top or Les Paul Goddess...

[robogone]

Yes, and assuming you're not looking for a vintage Les Paul, you can get a Les Paul Melody Maker for around $500. If you don't care that it's an Epiphone, you can get the equivalent of a 56 Les Paul for around $500 also.

If you just care about the mass of wood, then you can get an Epiphone Les Paul Special P-90 for around $130.

[Mister Natural]

please, i'am trying to get full sustained guitar sound, for i think is best p-90 pick-ups..

If I read you right Psycho - I can tell you that p90 is not as "full" sounding as is a traditional humbucking-equiped Paul.
p90s sound "bright" and "snappy", almost "Fender-ish".

to me; best of both worlds would be coil-tapped humbuckers set in the heaviest Les Paul I could stand to hold

best of luck

[BertKoor]

Your amp influences sustain as much or even more as the pickups and the wood.

[robogone]

please, i'am trying to get full sustained guitar sound, for i think is best p-90 pick-ups..

If I read you right Psycho - I can tell you that p90 is not as "full" sounding as is a traditional humbucking-equiped Paul.
p90s sound "bright" and "snappy", almost "Fender-ish".

to me; best of both worlds would be coil-tapped humbuckers set in the heaviest Les Paul I could stand to hold

The other option would be to fit Seymour Duncan P-Rails. They need a 3 way switch fitted too, but they are a humbucker that splits to either a single coil or a P-90.

[werp]

Gibson BFG comes standard with a P90 in the neck.
This one be mine...and it sounds much nicer than my 2007 Custom Classic with 57 burstbuckers.

[egbert]

please, i'am trying to get full sustained guitar sound, for i think is best p-90 pick-ups..

If I read you right Psycho - I can tell you that p90 is not as "full" sounding as is a traditional humbucking-equiped Paul.
p90s sound "bright" and "snappy", almost "Fender-ish".

to me; best of both worlds would be coil-tapped humbuckers set in the heaviest Les Paul I could stand to hold

The other option would be to fit Seymour Duncan P-Rails. They need a 3 way switch fitted too, but they are a humbucker that splits to either a single coil or a P-90.

Have you played a guitar fitted with these? I am interested in them but wonder how well they cover the three bases.

[robogone]

I haven't, but they get good reviews for the P-90 and humbucker sounds, with the single coil being described as not particularly interesting. I've heard them on a video, and they sound good.

[egbert]

I haven't, but they get good reviews for the P-90 and humbucker sounds, with the single coil being described as not particularly interesting. I've heard them on a video, and they sound good.

Thanks for the info - I'm quite partial to P-90 sounds.

[bharris22]

Gibson BFG comes standard with a P90 in the neck.
This one be mine...and it sounds much nicer than my 2007 Custom Classic with 57 burstbuckers.

Stunning guitar.

[Aloysius]

... or use

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGFoQxla6OU

[robogone]

I haven't, but they get good reviews for the P-90 and humbucker sounds, with the single coil being described as not particularly interesting. I've heard them on a video, and they sound good.

Thanks for the info - I'm quite partial to P-90 sounds.

I am probably going to swap out pickups on a guitar sometime in the near future, and I think I'll put one of these in the neck position (along with some routing for a switch).

[mztk]

see if you can find a yamaha sg200 maybe. through neck, not bolt-on.
was a fine guitar, that.

or if you want cheap gratification, a washburn! (waiting for a load of
beer bottles to land on my head..)

[psychoxkps]

hi, thanks all for input:))

Try Les Paul Standard Gold Top or Les Paul Goddess...

i know about '56 vintage gold top - its probably best guitar for me but 4000€? i will never have 4000€.... and goddess? i can't find something specific about this guitar.... please, can't you post some link?

thank you if you can:)))

Yes, and assuming you're not looking for a vintage Les Paul, you can get a Les Paul Melody Maker for around $500. If you don't care that it's an Epiphone, you can get the equivalent of a 56 Les Paul for around $500 also.

If you just care about the mass of wood, then you can get an Epiphone Les Paul Special P-90 for around $130.

yes, i prefer vintage style guitar, robojam.... i like welded knobs, pretty and no-screwing running machine but iam needing guitar which longs something.. i think i have for something more than a replica of some famous guitar like 56 gold top.. don't insult....

If I read you right Psycho - I can tell you that p90 is not as "full" sounding as is a traditional humbucking-equiped Paul.

hi, mister natural.... i want p-90 main in case of most universal sound(mids - which you can widen or narrow) for a special amp - native instruments guitar rig where you have around hundred boxes and amps in piece....

... or use

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGFoQxla6OU

dude, nowadays i still have gibson studio for around thousand and its humbucker guitar so i need to compress highs and add little distortion - i for that using marshall jh-1 distortion/overdrive and ed-1 compressor but your box is probably best for manipulating with attack and sustain phase which is probably unuseful with me but with a combo it for just a little cheaper guitar a must.. i know about this box and need to try one day....

again sending thanks to all of you and just praying to gibson release some midrange and mid frequency les paul:D

thank you....