This is a junior. It has only 1 sound, awesome. If you like to set it and forget it, this is the guitar for you. The P90's are great, and at this price you can afford to upgrade them if you choose to. I preferred to leave them in.

The guitar itself is a great buy. When I got it the gig bag got pitched immediately and it went into a hard case. That is the only reason I gave it a 9 instead of a 10. The guitar itself came well set up, out of the box and has quickly earned a place in my stable of guitars. It doesn't do everything, but what it can do makes it a valuable addition. The hardware is decent, and the tuners are acceptable. This is made inexpensively, so these things should be expected. Does a 50's junior come with top of the line hardware? Of course not. So expect this model to be the same when you order. It is very well put together, and one of my favorite guitars to play.

One pickup. One volume. One tone control. Doesn't get any easier. Plug it in and play.

As I said before, the guitar is well made, but I was a little disappointed in the finish. I was expecting a little more uniformity in the finish, but that's what happens when you order off the Internet. Places on the guitar are completely painted thick enough you can't see the woodgrain, and there are places where you can't see any paint. Most of the guitar is like a whitewash and you can see woodgrain through the finish. Most of my guitars are relic in appearance, so it doesn't bother me, but it may bother you. The guitar still plays like a dream though.

If you are looking for a great guitar that sits well in the mix, look no further. If you are looking for a 2 pickup les Paul, this is not the inexpensive alternative for you.

Never had to use them.

Just a great guitar at a great price. Mine is white and it's a head turner for sure.

Musician with 20 years experience.

Blues, Rock, anything danceable...

Fantastic sound for blues, jaz and punk rock sound. You lose no flexibility with this guitar. Syas in tune throughout. Definitely worth the price given the $2,000+ price of a custom Les paul.

basic featrures but if you have a nice tube amp (Fender, etrc.) you will get all the sound you need.

Tune it to your desired style and just play. As mentioned, your amp will guide you to the best sound.

Solid mahoghany. Great design.

I would pay twice the price.

No issues with suport, especially if you purchase it from a reputable store.

Unusual in it's design and used by Green Day's front man, although I am sure his is customized.

Active composer

Blues and folk/bluegrass(with my acoustic)

This thing is a beast. I play mostly 60's style rock along with a mix of pop/rock songs. Add a little dirt from a tube-screamer and thing thing sings.

2 Knobs. Easy.

Like I said, 2 knobs. Easy. Has no buzzing and feels exactly like a 60's style neck.

Gibson. Don't expect any less.

Why would you buy a Les Paul standard when this baby cost much less and rocks just as much?

Never dealt with them, never had trouble.

Very Sexy looking. Love the satin finish.

5+ Years

Pop/Rock

Exceptionally Versatile...I love this Guitar!I purchased the Vintage Sunburst Model.Great Clean Tones,and plenty of Growling output for any style of Rock/Punk/Metal.This guitar feels/plays so much better than a Gibson Standard LP.I am converting to Gibson from Fender because of this guitar.

Simplicity...Simply Great! One Volume knob,and One Tone knob. Very responsive tone/volume.

This LP Jr has become my #1 Electric Guitar. Enough said!

Seems solid.The Satin finish seems a bit thin,but I like the Vintage look.

I bleieve it's worth the money. Go Buy One!

I've not yet used Gibson Support.

It's appeal to me is the basic design,and lighter feel opposed to the Standard LP. This LP Jr isn't Glossy WOW! But it ROCKS!

Active Musician/Songwriter/Artist

Rock,Punk,Alternative & Indie Rock