high-end VS low end

[keithC]

aiya just save up for a gibby, test a few gibbies side by side, take the one you like best. case closed!!

 

[EngelFaeuste]

Epiphone gets me a phone number. Gibson gets me laid.:twisted:

EBMMs and Jacksons get me high, laid, and provide a damn good reason to keep playing,

 

[Gravity.]

aiya just save up for a gibby, test a few gibbies side by side, take the one you like best. case closed!!

hahha, not so easy la!
gibson = big $$ for small fries like me..
must slowly consider other options and where our money really goes!

but that aside,
thanks everyone for your opinions &inputs,(altho im not the TS)
it definitely widened my perspective.

cheers & goodnight,
.

 

[Whitestrat]

wait do u even have a gibson?

Yes I do... Whaddya take me for? An EBMM fanboy???:mrgreen:

 

[LadyInTears]

ahhahaah its starting to get damn funny, but those EBMM u have are damnnnnnnnnn sexy man..

 

[teleplayer]

high-end guitars are like some gold in your hands. It makes you have more confidence. For those people who are very particular about quality of wood or whatnot, they will see Gibsons as high end. High end guitars are usually see as expensive guitars but high end guitars meant that the quality and everything is the best and in most situation, it will be the most expensive. Thus, to most people, cheap guitars are low end guitars.

 

[dudelove]

Whaddya take me for? An EBMM fanboy???:mrgreen:

like DUH. i thought gibsons were not good enough for u.. hahhahahah :twisted::mrgreen:

 

[Whitestrat]

like DUH. i thought gibsons were not good enough for u.. hahhahahah :twisted::mrgreen:

Any guitar that sounds good, and stays in tune is good enough for me. Of course, they have to come with a short headstock, 3 by 3 or 4 by 2, vintage trem or hardtail, alder bodied, ash or mahogany, compensated nut or pleked frets and blah blah blah...:mrgreen::twisted:

 

[kelv_w]

the Gibson traditional is pleked to start with In comparison to a Gibson Standard & Studio, the humbuckers on an Epi sounds muddy. It would sound ok if not compared side by side...
The build is fine on the Epi but I just can't connect with it somehow.

 

[EugeneSmasher]

Any guitar that sounds good, and stays in tune is good enough for me. Of course, they have to come with a short headstock, 3 by 3 or 4 by 2, vintage trem or hardtail, alder bodied, ash or mahogany, compensated nut or pleked frets and blah blah blah...:mrgreen::twisted:

You forgot playability Same sentiments here. I wouldn't judge by price range but by personal experience. But for me, ideally it'll be an all-mahogany make. :mrgreen:

 

[Whitestrat]

You forgot playability Same sentiments here. I wouldn't judge by price range but by personal experience. But for me, ideally it'll be an all-mahogany make. :mrgreen:

Dude... I was trying to be funny to dudelove... My post wasn't meant to be taken seriously...:mrgreen: