Gibson Les Paul Custom or Jackson WR1 Warrior Blackout?

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Simon Dorn

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Since i kinda gave up on Amps i'm probably back in the Guitar market, so to say. Well, at least maybe :D
Out of curiosity and of fun: Which one would you choose and why?
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The Jackson is basically never available. I guess they have only one.
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Probably the Jackson. The black beauties were never my thing. In wine red, sunburst and white it’s a different story though
 
I would pick the warrior because I love jackson, I also have the same LPC at home so it's a very close call here....howevere satin finish is definitely a NO
 
I kinda like 'em both. I had a few used LPCs over the Years, but i sold them. Then i bought one for 3445.-€, when they were available with ebony boards again, but i sent it back. Prefered the ESP V-II. I'm just not sure if i get the Intonation on the Warrior right with 14-68 Strings. Though it never was a problem except for on my Ibanez RG770DX that i had. Any intonation issues on the Warrior with thick Strings?
 
To me at least, an LPC refretted with true jumbo frets is the perfect guitar. But I don't like the smaller frets they use currently, so I'd opt for the Warrior unless I were going to refret a brand new guitar (which I've done haha).
 
In the meantime i read that the Warrior Pickup is the Dave Davidson Signature Pickup in which i'm not interested at all.
 
I don't know, that's a close call. I love Jackson's, but the Warrior shape doesn't really appeal to me as much as a LPC shape, and I already got a LPC Black Beauty. However, longterm, 5 years from now, I'd probably be happier with a LPC. I could use it for more different types of gigs and a greater variety of gigs. For certain gigs a Jackson Warrior may be a bit extreme visually and not fit the look of the band or the event. So to make a short story long, I think I might, perhaps, maybe go for the LPC.

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