Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top
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“Returning to the roots of a classic, this left-handed Les Paul Standard ’50s oozes authenticity and serves as a reminder of Gibson’s history of innovation. The traditional figured maple on mahogany construction and ’50s neck profile bear a gorgeous nitro-lacquer finish for that legendary look. Looking back to the transition that took place in 1957, the guitar boasts calibrated Alnico II ProBucker pickups and handwired controls. A truly timeless electric that’s as satisfying to play today as it was six decades ago, It’s ready for your musical explorations. Mahogany body with AAA flame maple top for increased high-end popMahogany neck with long tenon for stability and increased sustain’59 rounded medium C-shape profile that is substantial but not unwieldy, 22-fret rosewood fretboard with 12″” radius for bending easeTwo Epiphone ProBucker pickups with 3-way selector, and dual volume and tone controls for a vast array of soundsLockTone stopbar tailpiece and ABR-1 bridge for increased sustain, Gibson Vintage Deluxe tuners, Graph Tech nut for a harmonically rich and balanced tone | Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top”
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Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top
$2,799.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top.
“Returning to the roots of a classic, this left-handed Les Paul Standard ’50s oozes authenticity and serves as a reminder of Gibson’s history of innovation. The traditional figured maple on mahogany construction and ’50s neck profile bear a gorgeous nitro-lacquer finish for that legendary look. Looking back to the transition that took place in 1957, the guitar boasts calibrated Alnico II ProBucker pickups and handwired controls. A truly timeless electric that’s as satisfying to play today as it was six decades ago, It’s ready for your musical explorations. Mahogany body with AAA flame maple top for increased high-end popMahogany neck with long tenon for stability and increased sustain’59 rounded medium C-shape profile that is substantial but not unwieldy, 22-fret rosewood fretboard with 12″” radius for bending easeTwo Epiphone ProBucker pickups with 3-way selector, and dual volume and tone controls for a vast array of soundsLockTone stopbar tailpiece and ABR-1 bridge for increased sustain, Gibson Vintage Deluxe tuners, Graph Tech nut for a harmonically rich and balanced tone | Gibson Les Paul Standard ’50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top”
Store: Guitar Center
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