Gibson Firebird Electric Guitar Review Johnny Winter Haynes
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In this module we review a vintage mid 1960s Gibson Firebird. Cool guitar! Many more reviews and lessons at http://www.nextlevelguitar.com
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gibson does? or …
gibson does? or what?
SUSTUUAIN!!!!
SUSTUUAIN!!!!
They actually make …
They actually make good strat copies that suite blues as well.
sounds like my sg
sounds like my sg
Non-Reverse …
Non-Reverse Firbirds always look so wierd like, i dunno just bent and skewed in a bad way, I prefer the Reverse body alot more.
wow i want that
wow i want that
SUSTAIN NIGEL!
SUSTAIN NIGEL!
what a ing …
what a ing retard would change the pickups…
would be better if …
would be better if they had left the original pickups in. that’s one of the only reasons to get your hands on a vintage electric guitar. now it sounds like a metal axe, not a gibson.
the finish looks …
the finish looks reallly nicee
dat is an ugly …
dat is an ugly guitar. but it sounds good
just for metalheads
just for metalheads
Does a Esp guitar …
Does a Esp guitar make a good sound?
wow, now i feel …
wow, now i feel stupid.
Most likely, it wasnt a p-90, cus im guessing there rare,
and also, the pickguard looked to have holes for mini humbuckers
looks like the …
looks like the guitar have been through some hot place.. looks kind of melted =P
looks like
… 
but sounds nice
looks like
sustain!
sustain!
only johnny winter …
only johnny winter can make a firebird truly sing.
if you want.
if you want.
I see. His Firebird …
I see. His Firebird was factory equipped, so I suppose it depends on how one orders it. Thanks for the info…
Nice Fuzz tone.
Nice Fuzz tone.
i guess you could, …
i guess you could, you COULD put about anything on any guitar, but the tone might be a bit funky and you might have to do some re-routing
peace
hey i have a …
hey i have a question,almost nothing to see with the video.
can gibson pickups be used on an ibanez guitar? thankyou !
no, they don’t. …
no, they don’t. only the ones with active pickups. I know a guy who plays one and he doesn’t need a battery. maybe your buddy, or whoever owned the guitar before him, changed the pickups.
Help me out here: A …
Help me out here: A good bud of mine had a Gibson Firebird, circa 1970. His was a “reversed” model, and required a 9 Volt battery that inserted inside a panel in the backside. It weighed a ton, too! Heavy as heck, but had a phenominal sustain and “boldness”. Do ALL Firebirds require a 9 Volt battery?