Exactly What is it that's wrong with '15 Les Pauls?

[SpawnedX]

Fine let us compare it to Ferraris of it's day:

88 F40, 478 hp, 12.1 standing 1/4

88 328, 251 hp, 14 standing 1/4

88 Testarossa, 365 hp, 13.6 standing 1/4

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88 IROC

5.0, 170 hp, 16 standing 1/4
5.7, 230 hp, 15 standing 1/4

You clearly shouldn't be in this career. You talk out your ass.

For the record an 02 WRX makes 227 not 350 and gets down the 1/4 in 14.4.

Not one of these cars will get beat by your turd that is more prone to engine bay fires from poorly crimped fuel lines from factory than ever seeing the black and white checkered flag.

Piece of trash, just like 2015s.

 

[drkato]

 

[kmasters68]

Oh my, this isn't about guitars anymore. Maybe switch over to a new platform? http://www.classicandsportscar.com/forum

 

[SpawnedX]

No need, I used it to draw out his hypocrisy, I have no need to discuss cars with someone who is virtually clueless. Back to guitars.

 

[redcoats1976]

Dude seriously? You just answered the question yourself. Gibson sold thousands of guitars with a born in problem that only a percentage of people held their feet to fire to have corrected. That's a pretty major thing to go wrong on a 2k guitar and not be pissed about. Another point is half the people I know that play struggle to do their own string changes and wouldn't dare touch the bridge height or feel comfortable with installing that replacement nut and setting it up correctly. So Gibson set up a large number of people to have to take their guitars into shops to get their "free nut" installed which I can assure you wasn't free labor. Are you gonna tell me one of biggest guitar makers is so dumb that they didn't know soft brass nuts were gonna be a problem or do you think the truth is they just sent them out anyway because again only a percentage of customers is gonna force them to fix it and that's what was cheapest route to take?

wow,really?i might struggle to play sometimes but im not afraid to change out brass nut for titanium,do my own setups,etc.i enjoy working on mine and getting them right as much as i do playing them,but maybe im just weird that way.