Buy This Gibson Instead of a New Les Paul Standard

Thanks for checking out my review and demo of my 2013 Gibson Les Paul Traditional. In this video, I talk about why I think the 2013 Les Paul Traditional is one of the best ways to get a true Gibson Les Paul Standard experience without paying the price of a brand new Standard. At the time, the Traditional kept things much more old school, with no weight relief, traditional wiring, and classic specs that line up very closely with what we now call a Standard 50s. This guitar is a Heritage Cherry Sunburst model, and I go over the specs, pickups, neck feel, setup work, and why I think these are guitars people should really be looking for on the used market. I also break down what I paid for it, how it compares to the price of a new Les Paul Standard today, and why buying used can make a lot of sense. This is my second video, and I’m still learning as I go. I buy, sell, and trade guitars, so I get to be hands on with a lot of different models, and I plan on documenting more of them here. If you enjoyed the video, consider subscribing. It really helps support the channel. If you have any questions at all, leave a comment and I’ll get back to you.