Just wondering if anyone here knows anything about Agile Guitars? What are they like quality and sound wise. Been reading up on them and have seen alot of good reviews. I would like to get some input from fellow GT's members.
Thanks to all,
Duck
Les Paul copy
Hey All,
Just wondering if anyone here knows anything about Agile Guitars? What are they like quality and sound wise. Been reading up on them and have seen alot of good reviews. I would like to get some input from fellow GT's members.
Thanks to all,
Duck
Just wondering if anyone here knows anything about Agile Guitars? What are they like quality and sound wise. Been reading up on them and have seen alot of good reviews. I would like to get some input from fellow GT's members.
Thanks to all,
Duck
# 1
Hi Duck, wish I did but I've never played one.
...so many guitars, so little time
...so many guitars, so little time
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# 2
As far as I know, Epiphone is the only company that is allowed to make Les Paul on license.
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Originally Posted by: SvanholmAs far as I know, Epiphone is the only company that is allowed to make Les Paul on license.
I think only Gibson or a subsidiary (Epiphone) are allowed to put the words 'Les Paul' on any guitar. But there are copies galore. Xavier from Guitar Fetish are another well-reviewed copy I've seen. Never owned one, but have been tempted to try one. I'm too leery of buying a guitar I have not held in my hands, but the specs online are nice. Actual carved maple top, etc.
...so ever since then, I always hang on to the buckle.
# 4
Originally Posted by: RazboI think only Gibson or a subsidiary (Epiphone) are allowed to put the words 'Les Paul' on any guitar.
Yes, that was what i meant.
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