One of the most eagerly-awaited releases of 2010 has landed: we´ve taken receipt of the brand new version of the Slash Les Paul just in time for the enormo-review we have planned for an issue of Guitarist coming soon.
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Next issue we´ll have a run-down in our Front End section of just what to expect from the guitar, spec highlights and what we think about it.
Then, for the following issue, we´ll have a full Guitarist review plus a video demo on the Guitarist CD that´ll pit the Slash ALP against two further examples from Gibson´s burgeoning Les Paul catalogue. Which models? You´ll just have to wait and see...!
We've finally got the Slash Appetite Les Paul in our hot little hands...
Oh, what's it like, you say? Absolutely awesome...!
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