Yup.GHS is Gibson (as far as I know) and have never gone away... are you saying they now have strings labeled "Gibson" strings?
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Yup.GHS is Gibson (as far as I know) and have never gone away... are you saying they now have strings labeled "Gibson" strings?
For me - nothing from the first one and very little from the second one. (slight chills and body aches that night and the next day) I just depends on the person.
Yep. They started selling them last year I believe.GHS is Gibson (as far as I know) and have never gone away... are you saying they now have strings labeled "Gibson" strings?
Yup.
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you think the new VPs come with GHS? if I recall correctly, Boomers have red ends like RS66?GHS is Gibson (as far as I know) and have never gone away... are you saying they now have strings labeled "Gibson" strings?
Boomers are more crimson, whereas RS66 are more scarlet.you think the new VPs come with GHS? if I recall correctly, Boomers have red ends like RS66?
Notalotta choices.Yup.
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you think the new VPs come with GHS? if I recall correctly, Boomers have red ends like RS66?
WHAT??!!It's an educated guess as GHS is based in Battle Creek Michigan and Gibson started out in Kalamazoo Michigan. But I've been known to be wrong occasionally...![]()

It was the one time I thought I was wrong...![]()
where did you find that neck?
AWESOME!!!!!NBD, just came in late PM. Did a quick set-up, everything sounds fine. Gonna do a better set-up when I put flats on it tomarrah.
I agree with that statement.AWESOME!!!!!![]()