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The name Sammy Hagar conjures up a variety of emotions from music fans--from hate to contempt, from disgust to revulsion.
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I like their interpretation with the more curvy body shape, that's original.
The headstock looks a bit ghey though..
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I bought a LP copy from them, I compared it to a real standard, and it was better made lol. Fretwork was great.
It was a agile and not a SX though but I still want it.
It's freaking $149 lolThe name Sammy Hagar conjures up a variety of emotions from music fans--from hate to contempt, from disgust to revulsion.
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Great find for the value! ...Broken down n' dirty dressed in rags ...Comment
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I have an Agile AX2 Explorer copy...
They don't make it any more...
I really like it...
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Yeah, that headstock is awful!Comment
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Whats with the fookin Destroyer revival !!
I liked being obscure !! LOL..BABY PANA 2 IS Coming !! All across the land, let the love and beer flow !
Love ya Mary Frances!Comment
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I played a bunch of real Gibson Les Pauls at Mars Music when they were still in business and the fretwork on some were horrible. Uneven dressing and ends sticking out passed the edge of the neck. Very inconsistant guitar to guitar. I actually thought the fretwork on the cheap Epiphone Les Pauls was pretty damn good compared to the expensive Gibson ones.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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That was what impressed me so much about the Korina V and Explorer I got. Granted, I would have bought them anyway if the quality was less than it is, as I only paid 300 bucks new for the V, and 300 bucks used (in new condition with the protective plastic still on the pickguard) for the Explorer. But I'll be damned if the quality is not absolutely superb! The only bitch I have is that the pickups suck. The V cannot be played with any distortion at all or the sorry pickups "Skweel lahk a pig!". The Explorer can be played at a decent volume, but the pickups are really weak.
Eventually I will get some Seymour Duncan PAFs to put in both of them. And then they will be almost identical to 58s and 59s that I cannot afford cause I don't have $100,000 smackers lying around to blow.
I remember going into Zoo Music in Dallas back in the early 1980s and seeing several Ibanez Korina V copies for cheap. And actually, the nicest Les Paul I ever played in my life was a wine-red Ibanez Les Paul copy. Meaning, the playability and the tone were better than almost any other Les Paul I have ever played or heard...Last edited by Hardrock69; 02-13-2005, 03:57 AM.Comment
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Speaking of copies:
Look for the Wolfgang copy, and the Brian May style bass...Why settle for something you have, if it's not as good as something you're out to get?
Originally posted by SeshmeisterIt's like putting up a YouTube of Bach and playing Chopstix on your Bontempi...
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Yeah, Dillion has a nice lefty Les Paul P90 Gold Top that I'm looking to get...Comment
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Isn't that kinda expensive for a copy though lol.The name Sammy Hagar conjures up a variety of emotions from music fans--from hate to contempt, from disgust to revulsion.
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Heck, I would rather just shell out the same price and get an exact replica of a Gibson made by Epiphone.Comment
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The Dillions are alot better, as is Agile...
Nice stuff !!
Like Gar says though, pickup replacement is imperative!
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Yup. Hell, they are probably wound in Mongolia and cost about 2 cetns each....Comment
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