RE: Gibson

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RE: Gibson

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FelixH

Posts: 31
Joined: Apr. 19 2018
From: London

RE: Gibson (in reply to Morante)

It doesn't surprise me that Gibson is struggling these days, growing up and until I discovered flamenco just a few years ago I exclusively played electric and always dreamt of one day owning a Gibson after playing my uncles vintage SG but when I got to the age where I could work and save for one all of the recent models I tried out just didn't have that same vibe I found in the few older models I tried out. I'd much rather save my money now towards flamenco guitars which are fully handmade and actually worth the hefty pice tags.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 10 2018 21:16:27