Lunacy the Faded
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Pretty well known the brass nuts and robot tuners failed alot.
Was Gibson problems about the quality of the wood? Or has someone resolved them? I read that, principally, wood quality was the main trouble of Gibson guitars (I mean, excluding various gafs outside the instruments production), or wasn't it the main problem or am I writing mistakes? This is what I can see and say about my 2014 Gibson Sunburst (I know we are speaking about 2019 models), its wood is really soft (you can scratch it with the pick), but the paint and electronic components seem to be ok
neck dive is 99.99% psychogenic.
You really have to ignore the folks who pull numbers out their colon to prop up their contentions.
I don't see how a nut could fail, but alright...
I'm not anyones R&D department so it will be many years before the bugs are worked out and I buy one with robots.
I'm eyeballing the blue one, I just don't like the funky top route control cavity, and pickguard.
Fairly well known that it didn't take long for those shitty brass nuts to develop gooves in them, as someone mentioned Gibson does offer replacements.I don't see how a nut could fail, but alright...
Pretty well known the brass nuts and robot tuners failed alot.
Thanks everyone for your input.
Right now I'm deciding on whether to go new or used.
The advantages of "new" as I see them are 1) warranty, and 2) no wear and tear. The disadvantages primarily being the limited color options for 2019.
Brass nut was used only on 2015 models but Gibson send you a free titanium nut if you ask for.
Good god, no ****. Did you not read the last part of my reply ?
"as someone mentioned Gibson does offer replacements."