Gibson Les Pauls: What's REALLY different? Traditional vs standard 50's

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This is a look at the Les Paul Traditional's. I think these are under represented within the current minutiae of Les Pauls and can be a fantastic option if you like a thick neck and non-weight relieved body. We look at a range of them to only find all Les Pauls are different. Rig: Les Paul - strymon Iridium
Info on these guitars:
The Les Paul Traditional features a weight-relieved mahogany body, AA-grade maple top, a bound rosewood fretboard, and '57 Classic/'57 Classic Plus Humbuckers.
Available in a variety of sunburst and transparent finishes. Updated in 2013 to feature a non-weight relieved body

[@sailingrumrunner]

What amp and effects were used? I have a 1976 Standard Tobacco Sunburst who's tone is seldom matched, but i was digging the tone you got out of the tobacco you played.

[@James_stanley_guitar_uk]

Harry used the UAFX Lion pedal which is a plexi amp in a box, it does that cool doubling of a note thing. I used the TC ampworx Jim’s 45 pedal which is like a JTM 45. I dig them both but for me the lion is best though costs 3x as much as the TC.