USA
Catalog   /   Sound & Hi-Fi   /   Musical Instruments   /   Guitars & Equipment   /   Electric & Bass Guitars

Comparison Gibson Les Paul Studio Tribute 2019 vs Gibson Les Paul Studio 2019

Add to comparison
Gibson Les Paul Studio Tribute 2019
Gibson Les Paul Studio 2019
Gibson Les Paul Studio Tribute 2019Gibson Les Paul Studio 2019
Outdated ProductOutdated Product
TOP sellers
Main
Maple top. Mahogany body. Nitrocellulose satin finish. Case.
Typeelectric guitarelectric guitar
Number of strings66
Pickupspassivepassive
Pickup diagramH-HH-H
Coil cutoff
Tone block
Typepassivepassive
Volume controls22
Tone controls22
Pickup switch3 position3 position
Body
Typemonolithmonolith
Size4/44/4
ShapeLes PaulLes Paul
Cutawaysinglesingle
Pickguard
Materialmahoganymahogany
Body topmaplemaple
BridgeTune-o-Matic (fixed)Tune-o-Matic (fixed)
Neck
Mount typepastedpasted
Number of frets2222
Nut width43 mm43 mm
Fretboard radius12 "12 "
Anchorsinglesingle
Scale24.75 "24.75 "
Pegsclosedclosed
Neck materialmaplemahogany
Fretboardrosewoodrosewood
In box
Case
Color
Added to E-Catalogmarch 2019march 2019

Coil cutoff

The ability to disable one of the coils in a humbucking pickup.

Pickups with this feature are, in fact, universal modules that can operate in both humbucking and single-coil modes. See "Pickup Diagram" for details on both. And the ability to switch between these modes allows the musician to change the colour of the sound without resorting to external gadgets or changing instruments. For example, for a dynamic composition with rich overdrive, it is more convenient to use a classic humbucker, and for a slow, lyrical melody, just move the switch and you can enjoy all the advantages of a single-coil.

Neck material

The material from which the neck of an electric guitar is made.

The most commonly used in the manufacture of the neck is mahogany. and maple. Theoretically, the acoustic properties of an instrument are determined by all its details, and even more so, these properties are affected by the quality of the fretboard. At the same time, we note that this influence is not so strong compared to other characteristics of the guitar (type and number of pickups, scale size, body type, etc.). So in this case, it makes no sense to describe in detail each type of material found in modern instruments — especially since the same term (for example, “mahogany”) can denote different types of wood that differ markedly in working properties and overall quality. When evaluating the material of the neck, it is quite possible to proceed from the fact that the manufacturer selects it in accordance with the price category and the general specialization of the guitar.
Gibson Les Paul Studio 2019 often compared