The facility at United Recording includes Paul’s original equipment, such as the first-ever multitrack Ampex tape machine and ...

Les Paul plays a modified Gibson Les Paul with a Bigsby vibrato as he sits at the Monster, the eight-channel console that served as the heart of his recording studio. . | Credit: Courtesy Les Paul ...

Writer John Foyston bought his first Les Paul guitar 40 years ago ... His name will live on for his contributions to the art of recording and for his role in perfecting the electric solidbody ...

Gibson has partnered with Johnny ... Specifically, they’ve reissued the Les Paul that was first played during the recording of The Smiths’ Meat is Murder record, and that promptly became ...

the Gibson Les Paul edition called the Recording was the one Les himself liked the most. Best suited for plugging directly into a mixing console, the guitar came with two angled pickups and a ...

They married ideas from guitarist Les Paul with those of former Gibson Guitar Corp. President Ted McCarty. Paul was a tinkerer and inventor who is credited with pioneering multitrack recording ...

Ford was one of the biggest recording artists of the 1950s ... and Ford was most widely known for playing 1961 Gibson Les ...

October 17, 2006 Gibson showcased its new Les Paul HD.6X-PRO Digital Guitar at ... giving the player a myriad of live performance and recording options. How it works: The Hex Pickup captures ...

A Gibson ’59 Les Paul featuring a serial number one-digit away from Jeff ... a number of guitar and bass amps from Marshall and MarkBass, plus synths and recording equipment from Morgan’s studio. The ...

released commercially in 1952 as the Gibson Les Paul, as well as the technology behind modern multi-track recording. The auction benefits the Les Paul Foundation. The auction runs from June 8th ...

The guitar otherwise is in excellent condition, and doesn’t look as though it had out-fought the likes of the Gibson Les Paul Recording for Les Paul’s affections – the pickguard, which may have been ...

But Paul was more famous as a brand name than as a recording star by then. In 1974, for instance, a youngster named Steve Jones admired a Gibson Les Paul with a sunburst paint job that sat in the ...