John shows how to setup an inexpensive, ~ $200 guitar, in this case a DeArmond, to turn it into a great sounding slide guitar. Visit www.johnhguitar.com for list of current and planned guitar reviews.
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hey u use ur special for slide too, thats cool i keep mine in open g and sounds great as well.
Hey man, if DeArmonds are almost axtinguish (collection guitars), why are they so "cheap"? , I mean, they are such a good instruments, I though they could cost more tan 1000 Dlls each product.
sweet playin in the beginning 🙂
and i’m doing this soon. i’m gonna be a epi lp special ii
OK I stand corrected.
awsome
got one of them, it was reduced to about 100 quid, good buy. Nowadays I have the action cranked up n use it for slide.
lol strats suck more ball than a male prostitute. They have no tone.
if u guys want a good cheap les paul guitar then look at a epiphone les paul specail 2, they are only 169.99 dollars and they look and play preety nice. the only problem i had was that i play metal so i took the pick ups off of it and put emgs on.
A LP (not the ones I’ve owned in any event) does not have a neck-through-the body. It has a set neck.
says Mr. Allman
idiot, the Japanese copy is probably much much better than the epi
nice sounds. ugly lookin though
no, buy a epiphone les paul standard
those don’t look like the original pickups.
Fenders are supposed to actually have a much better sound for slide guitar, according to Duane Allman than Les Pauls.
should I buy a new condition 1970 japanese les paul copy guitar even though it has a bolted neck?
and i care why
brilliant
Is the DeArmond m-72 a les paul ???
Because I have one and it seems like an original les paul.