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That price tag seems like madness to me. Even $4000 for the regular non-signature one is really high for what you're getting. $9000+ is completely nonsensical to me for a guitar like that. It's just a LP with a piezo added, smacked around a bit, and with a custom truss rod cover.
So if it has the standard weight relief that late 80s/90s Customs have, would that exclude it from the possibility of it being a early reissue of 60s as you had prosed as a possibility?
For one the pickups are 490R + 498T instead of best sounding Gibson Burstbucker Pro alnico V pickups and it needs Abr 1 no wire bridge with locking Grover Keystone tuners, other than that the guitar looks Cool !
Honestly I think Jerry’s vocals were just as important as Layne’s. Layne had an incredible voice, but that band wouldn’t have had sounded like they did without the beautifully creepy harmonies that Jerry did. His voice is why they still sound like AIC with William Duvall.
Jerry is important and everyone is entitled to their own opinion but Layne carried a certsin energy and someone else singing his lines isnt the same. Or good. Not to mention WD sings like the albums and Layne had a whole nother level of volatility to his live singing.
Layne was lightning in a bottle, a one in a million amazing unique singer. He passed away. It is unfair to Jerry and Sean and the AIC guys to not be able to keep going doing what they do. William isnt Layne. Nor should he be expected to be. Jerry is an established creative powerhouse of talent in his own right, can and will do whatever he wants, and people will want to hear it because he is top notch. Comparing old to new AIC is a waste of time. Cant bring him back, can only be grateful for what he left behind. I look forward to what William and the remaining members will create.
Jerry is/was one of the best rock songwriters PERIOD. He is also one of the best singers/harmonizers, guitar players. He could easily be one of the best to ever play in his genre. He could have sang ALL AIC songs. But, Layne was a beast on vocals. This is one of my all-time favorite bands. The guitar is cool, but without winning the lotto....I wouldn't buy the guitar. But, like I sad cool and Jerry rules.
Being a personal friend of mine since we were 18-19 yrs old, he is one of the greatest Vocalist/ Gtr cats to have ever played the game!! I was privileged to play on Boggy Depot..Pirate Fckn Days!!
The JJ is he and his dad's first initials. He and his dad bought a ranch together and named it the Double J and he carried that to the sig Friedman too.
Jerry’s vocals really added that droning dimension to their music that made them sound so “vibey”, if you ask me. He doesn’t hold a candle to Layne in terms of having an iconic voice, but his was just as necessary as Layne. Not to mention he wrote most of their music 🫢
Jerry was more than one of the voices in AIC. He was the architect of their unique vocal sound ( basically harmonizing in fourths instead of thirds ). Layne's amazing vocals and Jerry's arrangements made AIC's vocals so powerful. Side note- - That white LP wasn't blowtorched. It was cigarette butt-ed.
I may get alot of hate for this, but I always thought Jerry was the superior singer of the two. This became very apparent to me on the Unplugged album on tracks like "Got Me Wrong" and "Over Now".
@Mucho Macho Nothing you said here contradicts OP. They said "Jerry's arrangements". That doesn't imply Jerry was harmonizing on every vocal line on every record.
You're not the only one! Only very few really famous guitarists play G&L. Maybe Trogly will one day review the JC signature G&L what was it again? A Doheny? A Skyhawk?
G&L made a Rampage reissue and a Superhawk. The Rampage is the one he's known for. I'm hoping Gibson makes his Alpine White Custom with the blowtorch burns.
Just not a fan of perfectly fine brand new guitars purposely dinged up and scratched , knifed up by Gibson shop employees, or Fenders for that matter. Then they sell them for double the price, or more. It just never made sense to me. Anytime I have ever dinged one of my own guitars that were still like brand new, the cringe factor would set in, and I’d feel guilty about it for days, if not weeks.
Especially if they over do the finish checking, there’s a way to make it check naturally (sticking it in really cold environment) versus just slashing it up with a razor blade.
So the binding “issue” on that guitar with the exposed maple, also appears on my 50’s standard! Some brain surgeon at Guitar Center thought it WAS a blemish and I got $500 off the guitar!!!! Add my vet discount, I paid only about $1800 for a brand new Les Paul Standard 50’s!!!!
I paid $350 for a 1983 silver burst Gibson Les Paul custom - in 1983. They couldn't give them away at the time, as they weren't pointy and didn't have a Floyd.
Hi Austin, I found and started watching your channel a couple of months ago and I've got to say that I find it really interesting. What I find especially helpful is when you demo guitars and play the same or similar chord sequences and riffs because I can hear the differences in brands (Gibson, Fender etc.) models, and pickups. I've been playing guitar a long, long time and I find your reviews and demos of different guitars one of the best on youtube for those reasons I've stated. I know it can get boring to play the same stuff every time but I for one find it incredibly useful to hear the subtle differences using the same chord and riffs. That's not to take away from when you play pieces from particular guitarists. I just thought I'd let you know how I felt about it. Thanks for all that you do for the guitar community.
I have a cherry sunburst 81 les Paul custom. I replaced all the black plastic with cream color and added dimarzio super distortion pickups in cream. Viola ace frehley. I love it
I would strongly recommend checking out his solo albums Degradation Trip. The riffs and tone are amazing and were are written on a Les Paul Custom (the black one I think from an interview he gave). Great video!
This was a great example of his writing double album style, his impeccable influence to AIC in his architecting of the vocal Melodie’s and his guitar work. Great album, depressing yes, but a fantastic album
You really did a disservice to Jerry Cantrell with your description of Alice in Chains. Hey, I get it- you really don't know anything about them compared to their real fanbase. And while you may think of them and their vocals, a lot of guitar players have immense respect for Jerry because he truly is a master of making great riffs and producing groundbreaking tone. And if you're going to cover a Jerry Cantrell sig guitar- it would be really good to mention the great stuff the band has done since Layne's passing, as well as Jerry's incredible solo work. Not trying to dig on ya- but there are a lot of people that know that Jerry is and has been the architect of all things Alice in Chains from day one- and we have placed him very high on the rock pedestal. Now I'd really like to see them release a signature V like the one he's been playing recently.
@@johnnybird7593 Yeah, that one got me kinda flustered, I must admit. And really, was Alice in Chains really "grunge"? There are a whole lotta stoner/sludge bands that would probably beg to differ as Jerry was no doubt a huge influence on all of 'em. Grunge was really a terrible label as it really just refers to bands that came out of Seattle- there is no distinct sound you can discern from that- they were all quite different.
The V Jerry plays on Brighten is, as far as i know, a Hendrix recreation! I reckon when he was at Gibson, he told them to throw one of those in aswell while they're at it😁 🤘🎸🤘
I have learned so much from this channel and even being a guitar player from the early 80's I purchased my first Gibson just two years ago with the help and knowledge from Trogly's guitar show 😎
12:12 A piezo is a sensor that is sensitive to physical changes, so that a voltage (signal) is created across it accordingly. For a musical instrument what's relevant is the change in forces applied to its surface, or pressure changes (ie vibrations). Hence a piezo "feels" the vibrations of the strings and the instrument itself, so that when used it can add a more "acoustic"/ natural tone to the sound Thank you for this vid! 😊
Jerry originally played a G&L Rampage at least until late nineties.AIC with Layne Staley is one of the greatest bands ever. Their last (with staley) self titled album is a masterpiece.
Tripod? Bruh tripod is a decent album don’t get me wrong but idk that I’d call it a masterpiece. Their other two full length albums were fucking splendorous
@@assnapkined9295 Thankyou. Hate saying it myself because AIC has always been in my top 3 and Jerry is an idol of mine as a guitar player. While I love Tripod.... For me it is their weakest record.. I appreciate the change up and the experimentation with sludge metal and such, (definitely unique and nothing like the rest of their catalog) I can never seem to keep that record in rotation much. Everything else including TDPDH are absolute bangers and masterpiece works of art to me. Especially Face-lift. Cheers mate.
Or buy 2 or 3 relatively high end guitars of various other types. You could get a SUPER nice 10-top non-private-stock PRS and still have 4-5 grand or more left over to buy some other awesome stuff. The price on this guitar is laughable, imo.
Interesting to see the differences in this one vs the one we reviewed about a month ago. For example it looks like they barely put any yellow tinted lacquer on the headstock vs ours which was quite yellow. Similar looking checking but the gouges above the bridge pickup are pretty different for example. Keep an eye on that bridge, ours broke a wound string twice at the bridge, which has never happened to me before. Also the piezo had a little bit of a fit but apparently it's working better now vs last time I used it.
Ah, the sound of a 90's LPC. For me, it's like pulling on some old, cozy slippers lol. 90's-era Gibsons are my era. I still own 4 of 'em & my '90 white LPC is & always will be my baby. It was the first Gibson I ever owned & I've had it since it was pretty much new. I got it from a bandmate who'd bought it new & didn't gel with it for whatever reason but as soon as I played it, I fell in love with it. My missus jokes that I love that guitar more than her & you know what... she could be right lol.
Love it! Great surprise to see this review, thank you Trogly. Sure wish they would have done his burned up white Custom first. If I had the money to build my dream replica... *Had to add an edit, as I hadn't finished watching the entire video. Seeing Trogly play Chains riffs made my day!
I recently looked at a site that had what I believe was a first run wino near $20K. I'm looking at 60 on the first of the year. I dont feel that old but things like this remind me. A friend who plays added a synth pedal to his hear a few years back that required a piezo installed but the way it was installed was on the body in front the bridge. Have a cool effect of two guitars played at once since he still had his axe plugged in separately through a different channel.
@@firemarshal2629 referencing who you believe has or has not heard of Jerry in relation to their age doesn’t take anything away from how great of an artist he is.
Collectors should stick to driving up the prices of their fancy bursts and flamed tops instead of going after our beloved underdog finishes like wine red and silverburst
Silverburst has been expensive for twenty years. They were 3500-4000 in the early 2000s and now with the whole Adam Jones clusterfcuk its going to get unobtanium.
Interesting fact about Jerry’s dad. His nickname was Rooster. I’m guessing the JJ stands for Jerry Junior. Also, Jerry rocked G&L rampage guitars hard and the polka dots on the one he played a lot originally were actually burn marks from a blowtorch. He also sang on most of the stuff and he would write all those melodies and harmony together. He knows over a thousand classic cowboy songs by heart and can sing better than most lead singers. What made and makes Alice such a unique sounding band is it’s really more of a dual lead singer band.
@@joecooper7803 I still have the shirt and ticket stubs. They just came out with man in a box and they opened the whole show with that. It really was an amazing show.
My dad got to see his wino live up close in the 90s when it was new and apparently he had a 12 string version as well that he used for "I stay away" and gave it away at a bar later that night in Michigan
Alice In Chains were about alternative chord structures, like flattened 7ths, and how an alternative melody could work with those structures. Saying they were all about the vocals and not guitar isn’t a thoughtful statement.
I realize you cant like absolutely everything Gibson makes when doing signature guitars. But my thought is Jerry is a guy deserving of a signature ax. I personally dig the wine red finish. I remember seeing him play it back in 95 when Alice toured with Metallica. I dont know how much modding someone like Eric Clapton did to his black Strat. Or David Gilmour with his red Strat. Yet both men deservedly received signature guitars. Is it because they were old guitars? You're right. We are getting old. Jerry's guitar is almost 30 years old. I'd rock his signature guitar...this one....and enjoy it as a JC Signature instrument.
Gilmour's Red Strat was a brandnew '57 reissue, built in 1983, when he bought it directly from Fender's UK warehouse in early 1984. Stock electronics were gutted completely in 1985 and replaced with active EMG SAs set very low in the pickguard to make them sound more transparent, with less output and midrange. It had no traditional tone controls - instead it had a combo of an EXG (treble and bass boost plus mid scoop) and an SPC (mid boost). Gilmour very rarely used the EXG for anything and mostly left it flat. He used the SPC - in moderation - for leads/solos (on "7" at most, never fully cranked). The guitar was first used with these electronics on stage at Live Aid when Gilmour played with Bryan Ferry. The switch to active EMGs happened because of intolerable levels of 50/60Hz cycle hum and RF noise, caused by lighting rigs/stage electronics and exacerbated by the long signal paths in Gilmours complex guitar rig. The regular Fender single coils the guitar originally had sometimes picked up more noise than string vibrations in that environment. Gilmour's Black Strat is a completely different animal. It started out as a second-hand late '60s CBS-era sunburst strat that had already been oversprayed/refinished with black paint when it was bought. Endless modifications over the years, too many to go into detail on in a CZcams comment. You can find entire websites and books about that guitar and its different versions. It has had at least three different vibrato systems and half a dozen different necks, including one made by Charvel and - in more recent times - the original neck of the Red Strat! In a way it's the mother of all "partscasters", nothing on and in the Black Strat is orginal, except the wood of the body. And even the body was routed out and refilled to install a Kahler vibrato, then switch back to a vintage Fender-style. In a way the Black Strat is the Fender equivalent to Neil Young's "Old Black" Gibson. That guitar doesn't have it's original neck either - or anything else, except the wood of the body and (possibly) the neck pickup (under a different cover). People still refer to it as a '53 Les Paul, but it's really a mid-to-late '60s creation with the body of a '53. The "face" of the headstock is actually the one used on SG Standards because the neck was replaced by Gibson at a time when they didn't build any Les Pauls. That's right, the arguably most famous pre-humbucker-era early-'50s Gibson Les Paul on the planet is really a '60s "partscaster" with a '50s body, a '60s SG neck and a '60s Firebird bridge pickup (not a "mini humbucker", same size, but those have pole pieces and are constructed -and sound - differently)!
I have a 74' wine red custom that I bought about 23 years ago. It was really beat up when I got it, everything that a collector would hate, 3 pc top, pancake body. Every time I use it with a new band that I join, someone will say "WTF is that, it sounds awesome and different", so there is something to those 70's LP's. I fixed everything wrong with it and still use it until this day. I loved it so much that I sold a 81' custom that was near perfect back then because it didn't feel or sound 1/2 as good as the 74. I recorded and toured with it the whole time and I think it sounds better and better every time I play it. It's gone through 5 pickup changes over the years(sweat and abuse I guess) and it still stands strong. It's still by favorite LP to this day even owning 30 guitars and still own 5 LP's and probably 100 guitars since. The JC is a rip off in my opinion, wine red were the easiest and cheaper Les Pauls to find about 10-20 years ago, I used to see them everywhere and I still see them often. I think people warmed up to them over the years so they are not so generic anymore. I love them so its no biggie to me.
I truly believe resellers like trogly are who guitars appreciate in value. They always wanna make money off their purchase, so they are always raising the price more than they paid. When they become mass market retailers, they control the prices on such a huge supply of guitars.
Ppl dont realize Jerry sang a hell of a lot more on the albums and live than ppl realize. His voice blended so well with Layne's alot of the time you cant tell the difference.
The JJ emblem on the rear of the headstock stands for "Double J" ... Jerry Cantrell Sr. his father and Jerry Cantrell Jr. ... Jerry Cantrell's ranch that was shown on MTV Cribs is named "The Double J Ranch"
I love the JJ, but it's too expensive. I'd rather get a "run of the mill" 80s WR Custom for half the price... Btw, not a big deal but you forgot to mention the stereo output jack....
JJ is for Jerry Junior. Also, his publishing company is called Rooster’s Son. A lot of Jerry’s career is devoted to his father. His white Les Paul is the “D Trip” guitar, nicknamed for the guitar he mainly used on the Degradation Trip album. The burns were from cigarettes- I’m sure lots of Gibson shop workers smoke and could put their cigs out on some white Paul’s 😂
I like this - the mix of centre position with Piezo is tasty! Not in the market for a Gibson really, (I still have my 1968 LP Custom 'Black Beauty') but considering buying the Epiphone version and putting some Monty's PAFs + 50's Loom into it. Recently picked up the Epi 1959 'tribute' with Gibson Custom Shop electronics and I really think it's a great buy - Epi / Gibson hybrid - maybe a sign of things to come? Thanks for the review (also liked the Wine Red 95 Custom you linked to)!
Completely agree, I don’t really understand the mentality of newer = bad, if you don’t like the guitar then just don’t buy it? I highly doubt people in the 70’s and 80’s were complaining the same way, at the end of the day this guitar is made for collectors and people who enjoy Jerry’s music, it doesn’t really matter what decade the guitar is from imo :)
@@eyedunno8462 Surely you realise the reason this is more expensive because it’s a signature model right? Like yeah, of course you could buy the same model from the same year for a fraction of the cost, but the point is is that’s a replica of JERRY’S guitar, it has his name on the headstock, and all that adds to a premium, especially if it’s coming out of the custom shop- I genuinely don’t see the problem here 🤷♂️
@@jojosjacket There is no problem. People just like to complain about things. Or they don't know how to deal with their GAS and FOMO intelligently and want things to be cheaper, so they can buy even more crap they don't need. Nobody _needs_ a Jerry Cantrell Limited Edition Signature Les Paul. Not even Jerry Cantrell himself. He sure didn't need one when he wrote and recorded those songs we love. Just modded a regular '90s Custom and played that. So can most of us if we want to.
@@jerryyeaaah15 David Gilmour's Strat went for nearly 4,000 grand (5500 grand in Aussie dollars) - that's not too far away and that was a USED guitar!! :)
One of these days I'll have my 1986 LP Custom X-Rayed. It was originally a custom ordered instrument and has a few differences with a regular production LP Custom. This Wino looks pretty cool. Most any LP Custom I've played has been a pretty solid guitar. Great review, Thank You.
Good luck finding the Fishman Powerbridge. Seems some got a little smart and tried shopping for one just to pop in their own guitar. Problem is they all conveniently disappeared until the Cantrell sold out. Something tells me Gibson paid off Fishman to not make any more bridges until the guitar sold out.
Check my brain!! D standard, drop C- I'd call it. I like the Piezo blended, pups' are killer. Trogly's covers very convincing. Do we need another LP Custom? It's Your Decision. Ü
AIC is my favorite band. Jerry is a G&L guy. Even loved his Ernie Ball Music Man Axis until someone stole it. He rarely played ''Wino''. This is sorta garbage.
I respect Jerry so much and he has his own sound and has his place in music.I would never spend $10,000 for any guitar but if I did I think you could do worse.
For me, the worst part of this guitar for me is that I have a 2020 Les Paul Custom and the only thing that's different from my guitar is the piezo system, which I can put on it. As far as I know, current model Les Paul Custom's use hide glue and long neck tenon...I kinda wish Gibson made custom "jerry cantrell" pickups for this guitar, and took out the corian nut which I think everyone hates universally.
Hey there. Very late comment, but the difference you hear in Alice in Chains vocals is not an incorrect statement. Musically, Lane and Jerry wrote all their vocal harmonies in musical fourths. I will not go into musical theory, but "most" vocal harmonies are done in fifths. Alice in chains was a breath of fresh air in the 90's, and definitely different from anything the casual listener was used to. They still follow this harmony formula to this day. It is the Alice in Chains sound.
I have a 76 Custom that looks nearly like that one but the finish is way more yellow and not cracked but hazy and slightly soft after all the years in the South USA. It's not a gigging guitar much. Heavy pancake body, heavy like solid concrete. The original old pups squeal a little but great with a little amp in the studio. Robert Fripp played a Wine Custom as well.
Yeah those chips of paint that came off look out of place ... My guess is they went a bit too deep on checking and it wasn't supposed to be like that... Not good for a murphy labs
I have to say that’s one of the best sounding guitars you’ve had one the Channel in a while in my opinion and great playing trogly love Alice I’m chains and Jerry Cantrell so thanks for documenting
I’m 41 and tried to look like lane as a young man🤘🏻 This is my favorite review. AIC was the nail in the coffin for hair bands! Check out Rain When I Die. Excellent as always little dragon😎
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Do you have a link for that strap? I like it. I hope I don't have to buy a 10k LP just to get a strap. I don't like it THAT much.
That price tag seems like madness to me. Even $4000 for the regular non-signature one is really high for what you're getting. $9000+ is completely nonsensical to me for a guitar like that. It's just a LP with a piezo added, smacked around a bit, and with a custom truss rod cover.
So if it has the standard weight relief that late 80s/90s Customs have, would that exclude it from the possibility of it being a early reissue of 60s as you had prosed as a possibility?
For one the pickups are 490R + 498T instead of best sounding Gibson Burstbucker Pro alnico V pickups and it needs Abr 1 no wire bridge with locking Grover Keystone tuners, other than that the guitar looks Cool !
Yeah, that’s a fly chief. Get a clue.
Honestly I think Jerry’s vocals were just as important as Layne’s. Layne had an incredible voice, but that band wouldn’t have had sounded like they did without the beautifully creepy harmonies that Jerry did. His voice is why they still sound like AIC with William Duvall.
True
Jerry is important and everyone is entitled to their own opinion but Layne carried a certsin energy and someone else singing his lines isnt the same. Or good. Not to mention WD sings like the albums and Layne had a whole nother level of volatility to his live singing.
I agree 1000%
they both sound great on their own. Their overall sound depends on both of them.
Layne was lightning in a bottle, a one in a million amazing unique singer. He passed away. It is unfair to Jerry and Sean and the AIC guys to not be able to keep going doing what they do. William isnt Layne. Nor should he be expected to be. Jerry is an established creative powerhouse of talent in his own right, can and will do whatever he wants, and people will want to hear it because he is top notch.
Comparing old to new AIC is a waste of time. Cant bring him back, can only be grateful for what he left behind. I look forward to what William and the remaining members will create.
AIC died with Layne. Bill is just a facsimile.
Jerry Cantrell is a great vocalist himself. I like his solo work as well. He also seems like a wonderful guy
I always like his voice best in AIC
Jerry is/was one of the best rock songwriters PERIOD. He is also one of the best singers/harmonizers, guitar players. He could easily be one of the best to ever play in his genre. He could have sang ALL AIC songs. But, Layne was a beast on vocals. This is one of my all-time favorite bands.
The guitar is cool, but without winning the lotto....I wouldn't buy the guitar. But, like I sad cool and Jerry rules.
Boggy Depot. Me and my friend bought our own copies, same day and store lol. I still have it. One of my heroes as he should be.
Being a personal friend of mine since we were 18-19 yrs old, he is one of the greatest Vocalist/ Gtr cats to have ever played the game!! I was privileged to play on Boggy Depot..Pirate Fckn Days!!
@@REXBROWNOFFICIAL You kill on bass. Thanks for your contributions to rock/metal. I dig your guitar work on Smoke on this... great album.
Cantrell’s original Wino is a 1997. I have a picture of the back of his headstock. 😉
Thanks for sharing!
The JJ is he and his dad's first initials. He and his dad bought a ranch together and named it the Double J and he carried that to the sig Friedman too.
They didn't buy the ranch they both built it together
JJ is the name of his and his fathers ranch, double Jerry
the double "J"
The Rooster..
Jerry’s vocals really added that droning dimension to their music that made them sound so “vibey”, if you ask me. He doesn’t hold a candle to Layne in terms of having an iconic voice, but his was just as necessary as Layne. Not to mention he wrote most of their music 🫢
Jerry was more than one of the voices in AIC. He was the architect of their unique vocal sound ( basically harmonizing in fourths instead of thirds ). Layne's amazing vocals and Jerry's arrangements made AIC's vocals so powerful.
Side note- - That white LP wasn't blowtorched. It was cigarette butt-ed.
Music for junkies
@@ZIGSVIDS we're all junkies in some way bru
I may get alot of hate for this, but I always thought Jerry was the superior singer of the two. This became very apparent to me on the Unplugged album on tracks like "Got Me Wrong" and "Over Now".
@Mucho Macho Nothing you said here contradicts OP. They said "Jerry's arrangements". That doesn't imply Jerry was harmonizing on every vocal line on every record.
@@procrastinator6902 I totally understand where you're coming from.
I think G&L not Gibson when Jerrys gear is mentioned.
And I think G&L did do a Cantrell signature Rampage of some sort
You're not the only one!
Only very few really famous guitarists play G&L.
Maybe Trogly will one day review the JC signature G&L what was it again? A Doheny? A Skyhawk?
I have a 1986 G&L Rampage in natural finish. That shit sounds like AIC.
G&L made a Rampage reissue and a Superhawk. The Rampage is the one he's known for.
I'm hoping Gibson makes his Alpine White Custom with the blowtorch burns.
He played an alpine white lp custom his entire career alongside the g&l rampage
In what universe is Alice in chains "not about the guitar work"?
I was saying my favorite part of that band are the vocals. When I think AIC, I think of the vocals. The guitar is fantastic too
@@Trog ... I think Cantrell has a distinct guitar style...I think people can recognize him when they hear is tone and style!!
@@Trog My bad, I misunderstood and was bewildered.
He also writes all of the material!! Play the Gtr dude…Enough bagging on the Gtr!! Learn how to play in your spare time instead…
It's iconic, I can hear it, and I automatically know its Jerry.
Jar of bees is a really good album...
HAHAHA I thinking the same exact thing!!
Thankyou I laughed so hard.
😂😂
Yeah wth c'mon Troogly?
dude Dirt is one of the greatest albums ever made
all day i learned every song back in the 90's
Yep, I'm with you on that pal. I still play that album regularly. Love it!
Ahem...and facelift
@@BigTyronie 1 song. 😂
Dirt: 🤯🤯🤯
so fucking what? still doesn't make the guitar worth 10k.
Just not a fan of perfectly fine brand new guitars purposely dinged up and scratched , knifed up by Gibson shop employees, or Fenders for that matter. Then they sell them for double the price, or more. It just never made sense to me. Anytime I have ever dinged one of my own guitars that were still like brand new, the cringe factor would set in, and I’d feel guilty about it for days, if not weeks.
im with you on this it looks so fake, if a guitar gets worn by playing/gigging thats ok it adds to its history but out of the box nah.
Seen a vintera roadworn tele in a local shop recently and could still tell it was brand new. So I don't get the appeal of relics.
Especially if they over do the finish checking, there’s a way to make it check naturally (sticking it in really cold environment) versus just slashing it up with a razor blade.
Totally brother✌🏿
when i buy a brand new guitar iwant a brand new looking guitar,
why would anyone want a fucked up guitar
un necessary
Funny thing is I Bought a Wine Red Les Paul Custom 2008 a month before the announcement and it's cool again to have one.
Those were always cool guitars
Yeah mine's a 78 standard, and it's been cool for 43 years. Wine red all the way baby.
@@shelbyavant5081 I'm Jealous, that is an awesome guitar and worth some real solid money these days too! I'd keep her if I were you though.
@@seanc.5310 Thank you for the kind words! It's not stock anymore. A real workhorse, with the maple neck and volute, and a one piece top and back!
@@shelbyavant5081 Gonna try to hold on to my customs to play for decades
As a huge Cantrell fan was looking forward to this one, thank you.
So the binding “issue” on that guitar with the exposed maple, also appears on my 50’s standard! Some brain surgeon at Guitar Center thought it WAS a blemish and I got $500 off the guitar!!!! Add my vet discount, I paid only about $1800 for a brand new Les Paul Standard 50’s!!!!
What a great deal, how do you like the neck profile ? Love my 60s neck but would love to try the 50s.
Seems pretty toxic to attack a random Guitar Center dude because he tried to help out a customer. Be better. Really disgusting comment.
@@josefeld7164 really nice and fat. like jimmy page style and resonant
Survival of the fittest
I paid $350 for a 1983 silver burst Gibson Les Paul custom - in 1983. They couldn't give them away at the time, as they weren't pointy and didn't have a Floyd.
The way layne and jerry harmonize is what made AIC special
Hi Austin, I found and started watching your channel a couple of months ago and I've got to say that I find it really interesting. What I find especially helpful is when you demo guitars and play the same or similar chord sequences and riffs because I can hear the differences in brands (Gibson, Fender etc.) models, and pickups. I've been playing guitar a long, long time and I find your reviews and demos of different guitars one of the best on youtube for those reasons I've stated. I know it can get boring to play the same stuff every time but I for one find it incredibly useful to hear the subtle differences using the same chord and riffs. That's not to take away from when you play pieces from particular guitarists. I just thought I'd let you know how I felt about it. Thanks for all that you do for the guitar community.
1:04 ah yes, them bones from jar of flies album. A classic.
I have a cherry sunburst 81 les Paul custom. I replaced all the black plastic with cream color and added dimarzio super distortion pickups in cream. Viola ace frehley. I love it
Dude Jerry is amazing and easily the best melodic guitarists of the last 20 years. AIC continues to turn out amazing hits to this day.
almost 35 years now.
There is a awesome story JC tells bout him and EVH and EVH equipment
I saw AiC open for Van Halen, and for that set he mostly played a Music Man EVH guitar.
@@ArchieOnEarth I think in a video he talks about his original MM EVH and mentioned it got stolen but I think he later got it back
@@Malum09 yep.. Good tale
90s is vintage today since back in 2010, 80s was considered vintage.
I would strongly recommend checking out his solo albums Degradation Trip. The riffs and tone are amazing and were are written on a Les Paul Custom (the black one I think from an interview he gave). Great video!
And he managed to finish it with a broken headstock.
Rob Trujillo (Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves, Metallica) on bass and Mike Bordin (Faith No More) on drums.
This was a great example of his writing double album style, his impeccable influence to AIC in his architecting of the vocal Melodie’s and his guitar work. Great album, depressing yes, but a fantastic album
BTW, the output jack is a stereo jack for the Fishman Powerbridge. Check it out sometime!
Trogly's in the HOUSE!!!
@@garretazonsa I'm kind of surprised he was able to get such a heavy tone out of his Deluxe Reverb!
He sounded pretty good today.
I’m impressed by the imagination and effort put into making a guitar more expensive. And hitting it with a hammer must be a cool job.
You really did a disservice to Jerry Cantrell with your description of Alice in Chains. Hey, I get it- you really don't know anything about them compared to their real fanbase. And while you may think of them and their vocals, a lot of guitar players have immense respect for Jerry because he truly is a master of making great riffs and producing groundbreaking tone. And if you're going to cover a Jerry Cantrell sig guitar- it would be really good to mention the great stuff the band has done since Layne's passing, as well as Jerry's incredible solo work.
Not trying to dig on ya- but there are a lot of people that know that Jerry is and has been the architect of all things Alice in Chains from day one- and we have placed him very high on the rock pedestal. Now I'd really like to see them release a signature V like the one he's been playing recently.
Thanks for saving me a rant! :)
Ditto
Right! Not really a guitar based band😂. I want some of what he's smoking...
@@johnnybird7593 Yeah, that one got me kinda flustered, I must admit. And really, was Alice in Chains really "grunge"? There are a whole lotta stoner/sludge bands that would probably beg to differ as Jerry was no doubt a huge influence on all of 'em. Grunge was really a terrible label as it really just refers to bands that came out of Seattle- there is no distinct sound you can discern from that- they were all quite different.
The V Jerry plays on Brighten is, as far as i know, a Hendrix recreation! I reckon when he was at Gibson, he told them to throw one of those in aswell while they're at it😁 🤘🎸🤘
I have learned so much from this channel and even being a guitar player from the early 80's I purchased my first Gibson just two years ago with the help and knowledge from Trogly's guitar show 😎
12:12 A piezo is a sensor that is sensitive to physical changes, so that a voltage (signal) is created across it accordingly. For a musical instrument what's relevant is the change in forces applied to its surface, or pressure changes (ie vibrations). Hence a piezo "feels" the vibrations of the strings and the instrument itself, so that when used it can add a more "acoustic"/ natural tone to the sound
Thank you for this vid! 😊
Jerry originally played a G&L Rampage at least until late nineties.AIC with Layne Staley is one of the greatest bands ever. Their last (with staley) self titled album is a masterpiece.
Yes indeed
Jerry played a white les paul custom that entire time too. Its been seen enough that its not specualtion
@@BigTyronie You're right! I'm just saying that the G&L was his main guitar.
Tripod? Bruh tripod is a decent album don’t get me wrong but idk that I’d call it a masterpiece. Their other two full length albums were fucking splendorous
@@assnapkined9295 Thankyou. Hate saying it myself because AIC has always been in my top 3 and Jerry is an idol of mine as a guitar player. While I love Tripod.... For me it is their weakest record.. I appreciate the change up and the experimentation with sludge metal and such, (definitely unique and nothing like the rest of their catalog) I can never seem to keep that record in rotation much. Everything else including TDPDH are absolute bangers and masterpiece works of art to me. Especially Face-lift. Cheers mate.
Will it hold it's value? Probably. Will go up in value? Probably. Would I pay that much for it? Hell no. I'd get a Prs private stock instead!
Good for you.
@@MajorDook1 just had to be heard didnt ya... sad
I'd get a navigator but it's not quite enough to get an ESP custom shop built LP
@@TheAhirishman Why you so mad?
Or buy 2 or 3 relatively high end guitars of various other types. You could get a SUPER nice 10-top non-private-stock PRS and still have 4-5 grand or more left over to buy some other awesome stuff. The price on this guitar is laughable, imo.
Interesting to see the differences in this one vs the one we reviewed about a month ago. For example it looks like they barely put any yellow tinted lacquer on the headstock vs ours which was quite yellow. Similar looking checking but the gouges above the bridge pickup are pretty different for example. Keep an eye on that bridge, ours broke a wound string twice at the bridge, which has never happened to me before. Also the piezo had a little bit of a fit but apparently it's working better now vs last time I used it.
Interpreted as come visit my channel
Ah, the sound of a 90's LPC. For me, it's like pulling on some old, cozy slippers lol. 90's-era Gibsons are my era. I still own 4 of 'em & my '90 white LPC is & always will be my baby. It was the first Gibson I ever owned & I've had it since it was pretty much new. I got it from a bandmate who'd bought it new & didn't gel with it for whatever reason but as soon as I played it, I fell in love with it. My missus jokes that I love that guitar more than her & you know what... she could be right lol.
Love it! Great surprise to see this review, thank you Trogly.
Sure wish they would have done his burned up white Custom first. If I had the money to build my dream replica...
*Had to add an edit, as I hadn't finished watching the entire video. Seeing Trogly play Chains riffs made my day!
Love it, always loved the whine red. No pick guard, even better.
I like the look of LPs without pickguards but they serve a physical purpose. Lot of people use them as a pinky rest for picking accuracy.
I love pickguards
I recently looked at a site that had what I believe was a first run wino near $20K. I'm looking at 60 on the first of the year. I dont feel that old but things like this remind me. A friend who plays added a synth pedal to his hear a few years back that required a piezo installed but the way it was installed was on the body in front the bridge. Have a cool effect of two guitars played at once since he still had his axe plugged in separately through a different channel.
Alice in chain was an amazing band , RIP lane . I love this guitar but probably would buy a new custom.
I wonder in 50 years how differently factory aged guitars will look when they have also naturally actually aged?
I think the JJ insignia on the back of the headstock is the same as the one he uses for his ranch in Oklahoma.
To answer your question: "JJ" or "Double J" is the name of the ranch that he and his dad, also named "Jerry" (the guy "Rooster" was written about).
I believe the JJ name comes from the name of his fathers ranch.
jerry janch
Title is pretty disrespectful to the legend that is Jerry Cantrell
Legend to a few gen x boomers, no one under 30 knows who he is without hearing the band first.
@@firemarshal2629 referencing who you believe has or has not heard of Jerry in relation to their age doesn’t take anything away from how great of an artist he is.
@@firemarshal2629 What the hell is a "gen x boomer"? Maybe stick to terms that you actually know the definition of?
Collectors should stick to driving up the prices of their fancy bursts and flamed tops instead of going after our beloved underdog finishes like wine red and silverburst
Silverburst has been expensive for twenty years. They were 3500-4000 in the early 2000s and now with the whole Adam Jones clusterfcuk its going to get unobtanium.
What a fantastic guitar aesthetically, acoustically and sonically. I think it’s worth the price it demands. Oh my I need to have piezo on my LP.
Interesting fact about Jerry’s dad. His nickname was Rooster. I’m guessing the JJ stands for Jerry Junior. Also, Jerry rocked G&L rampage guitars hard and the polka dots on the one he played a lot originally were actually burn marks from a blowtorch. He also sang on most of the stuff and he would write all those melodies and harmony together. He knows over a thousand classic cowboy songs by heart and can sing better than most lead singers. What made and makes Alice such a unique sounding band is it’s really more of a dual lead singer band.
There was a big concert in 91 called Clash of the Titans. Alice in Chains. Megadeath, Anthrax and Slayer. It was an amazing show.
They opened I remember real small letters
and special guest on the shirts……. They killed it! Fan ever since!
@@joecooper7803 I still have the shirt and ticket stubs. They just came out with man in a box and they opened the whole show with that. It really was an amazing show.
The Coverdale/Page album is a great album.
I used to be a fan of that. Now I'm an air conditioner.
Damn internet was down
My dad got to see his wino live up close in the 90s when it was new and apparently he had a 12 string version as well that he used for "I stay away" and gave it away at a bar later that night in Michigan
Alice In Chains were about alternative chord structures, like flattened 7ths, and how an alternative melody could work with those structures. Saying they were all about the vocals and not guitar isn’t a thoughtful statement.
"you talk about these bands like you never heard of them before"... you took the words right out of my mouth.
I realize you cant like absolutely everything Gibson makes when doing signature guitars. But my thought is Jerry is a guy deserving of a signature ax. I personally dig the wine red finish. I remember seeing him play it back in 95 when Alice toured with Metallica.
I dont know how much modding someone like Eric Clapton did to his black Strat. Or David Gilmour with his red Strat. Yet both men deservedly received signature guitars. Is it because they were old guitars?
You're right. We are getting old. Jerry's guitar is almost 30 years old. I'd rock his signature guitar...this one....and enjoy it as a JC Signature instrument.
Gilmour's Red Strat was a brandnew '57 reissue, built in 1983, when he bought it directly from Fender's UK warehouse in early 1984. Stock electronics were gutted completely in 1985 and replaced with active EMG SAs set very low in the pickguard to make them sound more transparent, with less output and midrange. It had no traditional tone controls - instead it had a combo of an EXG (treble and bass boost plus mid scoop) and an SPC (mid boost). Gilmour very rarely used the EXG for anything and mostly left it flat. He used the SPC - in moderation - for leads/solos (on "7" at most, never fully cranked). The guitar was first used with these electronics on stage at Live Aid when Gilmour played with Bryan Ferry.
The switch to active EMGs happened because of intolerable levels of 50/60Hz cycle hum and RF noise, caused by lighting rigs/stage electronics and exacerbated by the long signal paths in Gilmours complex guitar rig. The regular Fender single coils the guitar originally had sometimes picked up more noise than string vibrations in that environment.
Gilmour's Black Strat is a completely different animal. It started out as a second-hand late '60s CBS-era sunburst strat that had already been oversprayed/refinished with black paint when it was bought. Endless modifications over the years, too many to go into detail on in a CZcams comment. You can find entire websites and books about that guitar and its different versions. It has had at least three different vibrato systems and half a dozen different necks, including one made by Charvel and - in more recent times - the original neck of the Red Strat! In a way it's the mother of all "partscasters", nothing on and in the Black Strat is orginal, except the wood of the body. And even the body was routed out and refilled to install a Kahler vibrato, then switch back to a vintage Fender-style.
In a way the Black Strat is the Fender equivalent to Neil Young's "Old Black" Gibson. That guitar doesn't have it's original neck either - or anything else, except the wood of the body and (possibly) the neck pickup (under a different cover). People still refer to it as a '53 Les Paul, but it's really a mid-to-late '60s creation with the body of a '53. The "face" of the headstock is actually the one used on SG Standards because the neck was replaced by Gibson at a time when they didn't build any Les Pauls. That's right, the arguably most famous pre-humbucker-era early-'50s Gibson Les Paul on the planet is really a '60s "partscaster" with a '50s body, a '60s SG neck and a '60s Firebird bridge pickup (not a "mini humbucker", same size, but those have pole pieces and are constructed -and sound - differently)!
Nice breakdown, Austin. I think it's worth it with the Piezo. Those pups aren't cheap. Awsum review!
Jerry Cantrell is my favorite guitarist to come out of the 90s grunge movement
Agreed 100% Kim Thayil and Mike McCreedy were great too. But Jerry’s the best
I have a 74' wine red custom that I bought about 23 years ago. It was really beat up when I got it, everything that a collector would hate, 3 pc top, pancake body. Every time I use it with a new band that I join, someone will say "WTF is that, it sounds awesome and different", so there is something to those 70's LP's. I fixed everything wrong with it and still use it until this day. I loved it so much that I sold a 81' custom that was near perfect back then because it didn't feel or sound 1/2 as good as the 74. I recorded and toured with it the whole time and I think it sounds better and better every time I play it. It's gone through 5 pickup changes over the years(sweat and abuse I guess) and it still stands strong. It's still by favorite LP to this day even owning 30 guitars and still own 5 LP's and probably 100 guitars since. The JC is a rip off in my opinion, wine red were the easiest and cheaper Les Pauls to find about 10-20 years ago, I used to see them everywhere and I still see them often. I think people warmed up to them over the years so they are not so generic anymore. I love them so its no biggie to me.
I truly believe resellers like trogly are who guitars appreciate in value. They always wanna make money off their purchase, so they are always raising the price more than they paid. When they become mass market retailers, they control the prices on such a huge supply of guitars.
Ok, I redact that because trogly says he will sell this one for retail price.
Time for my daily dose
This Custom sounds amazing, never thought I’d want a guitar with a piezo pickup.
Who here remembers when the Wine Red color on Gibson guitars was a couple of hundred cheaper than the other colors.
Hey Trogly can you review a Chibson just for fun? I think it’d be interesting to compare to a real Gibson.
I think he has done that a while ago, maybe.
Met Jerry with In Flames at LAX airport. He was a super chill guy. 😊
Ppl dont realize Jerry sang a hell of a lot more on the albums and live than ppl realize. His voice blended so well with Layne's alot of the time you cant tell the difference.
The JJ emblem on the rear of the headstock stands for "Double J" ... Jerry Cantrell Sr. his father and Jerry Cantrell Jr. ... Jerry Cantrell's ranch that was shown on MTV Cribs is named "The Double J Ranch"
Angry Chair is my Fav.
Can you check on Eddie van Halen shark guitar
I love the JJ, but it's too expensive. I'd rather get a "run of the mill" 80s WR Custom for half the price...
Btw, not a big deal but you forgot to mention the stereo output jack....
JJ is for Jerry Junior. Also, his publishing company is called Rooster’s Son. A lot of Jerry’s career is devoted to his father.
His white Les Paul is the “D Trip” guitar, nicknamed for the guitar he mainly used on the Degradation Trip album. The burns were from cigarettes- I’m sure lots of Gibson shop workers smoke and could put their cigs out on some white Paul’s 😂
I like this - the mix of centre position with Piezo is tasty! Not in the market for a Gibson really, (I still have my 1968 LP Custom 'Black Beauty') but considering buying the Epiphone version and putting some Monty's PAFs + 50's Loom into it. Recently picked up the Epi 1959 'tribute' with Gibson Custom Shop electronics and I really think it's a great buy - Epi / Gibson hybrid - maybe a sign of things to come? Thanks for the review (also liked the Wine Red 95 Custom you linked to)!
I guess to be fair, if they can reissue 50s guitars in the 80s, or 70s in the 00s, there's nothing wrong with a 90s guitar now.
Completely agree, I don’t really understand the mentality of newer = bad, if you don’t like the guitar then just don’t buy it? I highly doubt people in the 70’s and 80’s were complaining the same way, at the end of the day this guitar is made for collectors and people who enjoy Jerry’s music, it doesn’t really matter what decade the guitar is from imo :)
Hell I just wish fender and Gibson were more diverse with 70s reissues
There absolutely is if you can simply outright buy said original far less money
@@eyedunno8462 Surely you realise the reason this is more expensive because it’s a signature model right? Like yeah, of course you could buy the same model from the same year for a fraction of the cost, but the point is is that’s a replica of JERRY’S guitar, it has his name on the headstock, and all that adds to a premium, especially if it’s coming out of the custom shop- I genuinely don’t see the problem here 🤷♂️
@@jojosjacket There is no problem. People just like to complain about things.
Or they don't know how to deal with their GAS and FOMO intelligently and want things to be cheaper, so they can buy even more crap they don't need.
Nobody _needs_ a Jerry Cantrell Limited Edition Signature Les Paul. Not even Jerry Cantrell himself. He sure didn't need one when he wrote and recorded those songs we love. Just modded a regular '90s Custom and played that. So can most of us if we want to.
That's a lovely guitar in the best color.
Congrats on 200K subs, Austin.
Maybe that truss rod cover is like that so you can flip it if you don’t want his name showing...just a thought!!
I remember hearing somewhere that Jerry said the "blowtorch" one was done with a soldering iron I believe
I heard that he did it with a cigarette
@@richardnolan3903 I heard cigarettes, too
“Softer: Would”. I think your copy of Rock Band was broken.
Rock Band was TRASH in comparison to Guitar Hero haha
Holy cow.i loved RB2.
If y'all haven't listened to AiC, you've been missing out.
Knew this video was coming
I love Jerry and Alice In Chains. I’m not sure the world need another 10,000 grand guitar.
there is no 10000 grand guitar tho not yet
Agree 100%
@@jerryyeaaah15 ....maybe a prs wood library
@@michaelmitchell5909 10000maybe ，10000grand nah-uh
@@jerryyeaaah15 David Gilmour's Strat went for nearly 4,000 grand (5500 grand in Aussie dollars) - that's not too far away and that was a USED guitar!! :)
One of these days I'll have my 1986 LP Custom X-Rayed. It was originally a custom ordered instrument and has a few differences with a regular production LP Custom.
This Wino looks pretty cool. Most any LP Custom I've played has been a pretty solid guitar.
Great review, Thank You.
Good luck finding the Fishman Powerbridge. Seems some got a little smart and tried shopping for one just to pop in their own guitar. Problem is they all conveniently disappeared until the Cantrell sold out. Something tells me Gibson paid off Fishman to not make any more bridges until the guitar sold out.
I love my LP Standard which I actually play and use everyday as my workhorse. Isn’t that why we get guitar? 🤔
Speaking as a player? Yes! Speaking as a collector? No!
Check my brain!! D standard, drop C- I'd call it. I like the Piezo blended, pups' are killer. Trogly's covers very convincing. Do we need another LP Custom? It's Your Decision. Ü
Nicely done.
The bumblebee is an artwork of Jerry Cantrells upcoming solo album.
JJ is a tribute to his father. A veteran. As is in Jerry, Jr AND Jerry, Sr. Together.
AIC is my favorite band. Jerry is a G&L guy. Even loved his Ernie Ball Music Man Axis until someone stole it. He rarely played ''Wino''. This is sorta garbage.
I respect Jerry so much and he has his own sound and has his place in music.I would never spend $10,000 for any guitar but if I did I think you could do worse.
Sounds great actually, don’t know if the 10k price tag is justified though
They sold out instantly. Matketing>opinions on cost
I’m here!
So fan of this guitar... Can't thank enough Jerry and the band for signing my guitar in Montreux Jazz after awesome concert in 2018 ... 🙏🏻👏🏻❤️
For me, the worst part of this guitar for me is that I have a 2020 Les Paul Custom and the only thing that's different from my guitar is the piezo system, which I can put on it. As far as I know, current model Les Paul Custom's use hide glue and long neck tenon...I kinda wish Gibson made custom "jerry cantrell" pickups for this guitar, and took out the corian nut which I think everyone hates universally.
Hey there. Very late comment, but the difference you hear in Alice in Chains vocals is not an incorrect statement. Musically, Lane and Jerry wrote all their vocal harmonies in musical fourths. I will not go into musical theory, but "most" vocal harmonies are done in fifths. Alice in chains was a breath of fresh air in the 90's, and definitely different from anything the casual listener was used to. They still follow this harmony formula to this day. It is the Alice in Chains sound.
Me at 5:06 “whoa wait hold on a minute I don’t give a fuck”
"Is the Cantrell Custom a Waster of Money?"
Yes. Piezos are lame. Get a regular Custom for half the price, just like his.
I have a 76 Custom that looks nearly like that one but the finish is way more yellow and not cracked but hazy and slightly soft after all the years in the South USA. It's not a gigging guitar much. Heavy pancake body, heavy like solid concrete. The original old pups squeal a little but great with a little amp in the studio. Robert Fripp played a Wine Custom as well.
Love AIC and Jerry. I think you'd guitar is super cool and would definitely own one if I could afford it. Love the whole vibe of it.
Yeah those chips of paint that came off look out of place ... My guess is they went a bit too deep on checking and it wasn't supposed to be like that...
Not good for a murphy labs
I have to say that’s one of the best sounding guitars you’ve had one the Channel in a while in my opinion and great playing trogly love Alice I’m chains and Jerry Cantrell so thanks for documenting
I'm almost 40 learning about this stuff.
I’m 41 and tried to look like lane as a young man🤘🏻 This is my favorite review. AIC was the nail in the coffin for hair bands! Check out Rain When I Die. Excellent as always little dragon😎
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