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UPDATE: I got the runaround from Sweetwater again this month, then low and behold a lefty LP Special popped up on the Gibson website this morning…. Sweetwater told me maybe December, so I canceled the order and just bought the one on the Gibson store. Does anyone have some insight on the Gibson shipping process? What should I expect?
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On 10/16/2021 at 9:06 PM, Mantastic said:
AND BTW... I didn't read the thread, but I'm assuming that a bunch of people have given you wrong information so far
But to answer your question, I just bought one directly from gibson a few weeks ago. They were in stock on the gibson site.
I noticed they had some available when they raised the prices a few weeks ago. I was hopeful that that meant the one I ordered in February would soon be on its way, but nope. Still waiting.
Also I didn’t feel the need to put that I was left handed because that isn’t important to the topic. I already purchased the guitar. I don’t need anybody to locate a guitar for me…. and both righty’s and lefty’s have been MIA all year long.
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16 minutes ago, mihcmac said:
There seems to be a few variations of TV Yellow Les Paul Specials both DC's and Single cuts available.
https://www.gibson.com/Guitar/USA2KP357/Les-Paul-Special/TV-Yellow
https://www.gibson.com/Guitar/CUSNZT900/1957-Les-Paul-Special-Single-Cut-Reissue/TV-Yellow
https://www.gibson.com/Guitar/CUSU6S317/1960-Les-Paul-Special-Double-Cut-Reissue/TV-Yellow
Also there are also a few single P90 Les Paul Juniors Single cut and DC's
Forgot to mention I was a lefty….
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42 minutes ago, Whitefang said:
Nice of you to post that twice, BANDY, but I get that. Back in "the day" live TV broadcasts( and those to be kinescoped) insisted people to avoid wearing white shirts or blouses and instead opt for yellow or pale blue which would still look white on a black and white television broadcast. I watch a lot of "retro" TV, and notice that most times when someone would be playing a guitar, the instrument was white. But, now I know better. But now it makes me wonder....
Why not just use a natural or tobacco burst? I don't imagine that would cause any problems.
Whitefang
Forgot to quote the person I was replying to and then realized I also didn’t know how to delete the original post. I hope someday you find it in your heart to forgive me for polluting your eyes with such ignorance. 😂
I would guess that the sunburst was just
more expensive (at least for the les Paul’s) since the special was a student model. It could also just be preference of the owners. I was but a twinkle in the eye at that point so what to I know haha
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9 minutes ago, Notes_Norton said:
It’s called TV yellow because it worked well with the tv cameras when television was black and white. A true white guitar would clash with the exposure and make a hot spot on the tv screen apparently…. I’m guessing the hue of tv yellow was the lightest color that wouldn’t do that.
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It’s called TV yellow because it worked well with the tv cameras when television was black and white. A true white guitar would clash with the exposure and make a hot spot on the tv screen apparently…. I’m guessing the hue of tv yellow was the lightest color that wouldn’t do that.
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So I bought an original collection Les Paul Special TV Yellow through Sweetwater at the beginning of February. I still don’t have it, and I can’t get anybody to give me even one bit of info on when I’ll get the guitar. I check everywhere just about every day and no one has had one all year long. Are they just not making them? Yeah yeah I’ve heard Covid has slowed everything down, but I’m not buying that excuse anymore. Is a slab body guitar and Sweetwater has had the PO in since 2020. It just doesn’t seem like they want to make any in 2021. The time wouldn’t bother me if I just knew how long it was going to be.
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Same story here. I ordered a Gibson Les Paul Special TV yellow from Sweetwater in February. Still no word on when they can fulfill my order. That’s a very ridiculous amount of wait time for a slab body guitar that is production grade. It’s been almost 8 months
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Anyone here from Nashville? re: visit and Gibson Garage
in The Gibson Lounge
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I live in the Nashville area. Decembers are usually mild (high 60’s to low 40’s) and maybe a bit rainy? It’s going to be pricey to stay in the city, but if you stay downtown, most everything you’ll want to see is within walking distance.