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Hey lovely and loyal patrons!!! 

Hope everyone is doing well and staying healthy out there. I just debuted a new series here and i wanna know what you all think about it! The concept is simple: Why Do Guitar Plays Like (insert brand/style of guitar, pedal, effect, pick, player, habit, technique... whatever!)?!

I had a LOT of fun making this video, so i really hope you all enjoy it, too. What would you like to see on the next installment? I'm already planning on doing one all about the Jazz III, and another one about practicing! Lemme know, i aim to please! 

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Why Do Guitar Players Like Les Pauls?

Bonus guitar lessons, Axe FX tone downloads, TABs, backing tracks, and MORE available to everyone who supports my channel over on www.patreon.com/benellerguitars !!! Instagram @benellerguitars Hey kids, its your good buddy Uncle Ben Eller, and i'm here to ask a question as old as time itself: Why Do Guitar Players Like Les Pauls? They heavy. They THICC. They're not super ergonomic... but why is it that countless Shredi Knight guitarists (Slash, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Joe Bonamassa, Dwayne Allman, Zakk Wylde) in every genre known to man (rock, metal, blues, jazz) have used them?! In this video, we find out! We're gonna explore the history of this legendary ax, talk about the specs that make them sound so amazing, how the design has changed over the years, all the details on my personal LP, and so much more! I'll even show you that sweet MojoTone wiring harness rig i've got installed! All for the low low price of ZERO DOLLARS! Its cheap as free! All guitar tones are courtesy of my Fractal Audio Axe FX 3! What do guitarists like that you want to know about? Let me know in the comments!

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Anonymous

What’s the deal with all the do dads on the fender Jaguar? Thanks

Jim

I never really got the Les Paul thing until I watched Joe Bonamassa talking about his collection, then watched your video. Now I guess I'm going to have to figure out if I want to try to find a vintage Gibson LP or buy a new Epiphone LP or ... ? From what I have heard, a higher end Epiphone is more likely to be better than a low to mid-range Gibson for about the same money. Or maybe I should just be happy with my PRS Custom 24 SE... Oh, well. It's an excuse to go back to some guitar stores. Haven't been since before the covids.