
Gibson’s Les Paul Standard Double Trouble was a hit. The limited run take on Gibson’s most-famous electric guitar was big with players, and it was a favourite of MusicRadar’s, too. It looked cool. It played well. And it sounded good.
But has Gibson just improved upon the recipe with the launch of the Studio Double Trouble, a more stripped-down, more modern, more affordable version of the single-cut with “double-whites”? That’s the question. And there is a case to be made.