Jim85IROC

Oh? Assuming that's the same guitar that he used for the Whole Lotta Humbucker video, I now own it. It was the one I was referring to in my prior post in this thread.

Yup, love the album. As a Peter Green fan and also a huge Stapleton fan, I can't get enough of Oh Well. As a whole, this album doesn't sound like a rock guitarist stitching together some "paint by numbers" blues standards, this is obviously music from someone who knows the blues and wanted to honor it.

Whatever. I liked it.

It was funny. He must be here from TGP. Poke him and say "I think my Epiphone is great!" If he throws a fit, then he's from TGP. All joking aside, I came across that video a week or so ago. My kids and I laughed like hell. It was fun. There's also some real good that can come from it. One of my favorite artists is Randy Travis. He had a massive stroke in 2013, but now with this tech, "he" was able to sing again, and I'm not going to lie, it was pretty amazing to hear "him" sing again, even if it wasn't really him.

What are you looking for from it? PAF tones? Hotter? Jack of all trades? My Studio Custom came with Whole Lotta Humbucker pickups (I bought the guitar used in the Seymour Duncan video for them) and I found them to be a bit too bright for the guitar, which is brighter than a Les Paul to begin with. I swapped to A2 magnets and now I find them to be well balanced and more in my wheelhouse. Likewise, because I find these guitars to be brighter than Les Pauls, whatever you're looking for, plan on something a hair darker than what you actually want.