]Well....
I have had the guitar for one week, played it for at least 20+ hours and the G-Force tuners have presented me with nothing but problems. The last straw was at rehearsal last night and the guitar was out of tune more than it was in tune. I have purchased many, many brand new guitars over the years and never had the problems with tuning as I have had with this one.
Taking it back today and trading it in for a 2014 Les Paul Traditional. Something to be said about tuning your own guitars manually [thumbup
darn it, I hate hearing stuff like this, I wanted Gibson to be successful with this right out of the gate, seems they introduced it too fast into the market
sorry to hear it did not work out for you, as I am reading on other forums
I bought a 2014 TradPro2 last week new negotiated down to $1545 plus tax, took it home and played it, and took it back two days later in exchange for a 14 Standard Plus
the Trad was simply too heavy for just to pick it up and rest it on my leg was an effort, mine weighed 10.2 pounds, just saying be aware the Trads are heavy and solid although
they do have some hole drilled in them, some weight relief
I also did not care for the 15db boost thing, thought it was nothing special and kind of a gimmic, I did get mine with a 60s neck and I liked that
you can specify what weight would be acceptable to you as they seem to range from as low as 9 to well over 10 pounds, this may not bother you as it did me
good choice regardless sir .....and IF you can swing another $1000 consider the Standard Plus, the best of everything Gibson can put on a guitar, mine retailed at $3200 but I got it for $2500 with some pretty good pleading at my Guitar Center