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While I agree wholeheatedly that Gibson is producing great guitars as of late, the price tags on these have moved into another level. No longer are these being made for the aspiring players or the average guy. At 22K this price puts the guitars into the hands of collectors, not players. What...
I may be a bit older than most here, but I wonder if the answers would change if you were not allowed to use any pedals, just an amp. I've owned a lot of the classics. Tough to beat a Tweed Deluxe, 18 Watt Marshall, or a tweed Gibson GA20T or 40. You can cover a lot of ground with those amps...