Teye > Les Paul?

If you are getting bored of singlecut designs like that of PRS, Les Paul, etc... you might find Teye might be interesting.

Although I find some of the designs of Teye rather excessive, the one above is actually a cool one. It's called La India Supreme (S-series). Someone has told me that Teye is a better Gibson Les Pauls. I actually beg to differ. Gibson Les Paul's body is a pure solid mahogany wood. La India and many other Teye has an aluminum plate on it. That would give Teye a different tone from a wooden Les Paul. The body of Teye are also smaller compared to an LP. So is it really accurate to compare Teye with Gibson LPs? In my opinion, they are from two different worlds. Of course, I have YET to try them so I may be incorrect, too. But I still have my doubts if Teye can really substitute Gibson Les Pauls...

The bullseye

The title might give you a hint of what I am trying to talk about. Indeed, it is about Zakk Wylde. If you are a loyal fan of Wylde and wanted a guitar like him, Swee Lee has an Epiphone version of his signature guitar.

The models available are both Custom Plus. The Camo version comes with a maple fretboard, which is something you don't normally see on a Les Paul. Both comes with EMG-81 and 85 unlike the Buzzsaw version: it comes with passive EMGs. 

June 9th - Les Paul Day

Have you check the Google page today? You will notice a 'guitar' on the Google.

9th of June. Les Paul (both the guitar and the guitarist) fans will know what is so special about today. 

It is the birthday of Lester William Polsfuss, better known as Les Paul. 

 Lester William Polsfuss (aka) Les Paul

Here is my favourite advertisement. Supposed to be a Beer commercial...

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Every guitar heroes lives and never truly dies. Their names continue to live on.