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You guys will probably know more about this here than I can ever tell you...
Bought it ~2006, never did anything to it, appears to be completely stock. It plays well and sounds good and has aged well with lots of checking on the body, looks like a modest relic job but with the character brought about by honest wear. There are swirls and scratches consistent with a 25 year old guitar- it was already used when I bought it and I also used it, although not much lately. Some of them should buff out but there are a few which probaly won't. I was told it had no repairs when I bought it (and it certainly looks like it), and I can confirm that nothing has been done to it since I acquired it. No headstock repairs or neck issues, no routs for pickup swaps, etc...
Neck feels slightly chunky- not too thin but doesn't seem like a big baseball bat either. I can't say I'm too calibrated to call it a 50's or 60's neck though. It has a bit of a D profile to it. The frets appear to be original and do show some wear, but it plays well with a medium action. Weighs in at 9.53 pounds. I don't have the pickguard.
It's listed at $2400 on Reverb to cover shipping and transaction fees. I am open to offers through the forum, and will make a donation to the forum if sold through here.
Link to Reverb listing:
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Bought it ~2006, never did anything to it, appears to be completely stock. It plays well and sounds good and has aged well with lots of checking on the body, looks like a modest relic job but with the character brought about by honest wear. There are swirls and scratches consistent with a 25 year old guitar- it was already used when I bought it and I also used it, although not much lately. Some of them should buff out but there are a few which probaly won't. I was told it had no repairs when I bought it (and it certainly looks like it), and I can confirm that nothing has been done to it since I acquired it. No headstock repairs or neck issues, no routs for pickup swaps, etc...
Neck feels slightly chunky- not too thin but doesn't seem like a big baseball bat either. I can't say I'm too calibrated to call it a 50's or 60's neck though. It has a bit of a D profile to it. The frets appear to be original and do show some wear, but it plays well with a medium action. Weighs in at 9.53 pounds. I don't have the pickguard.
It's listed at $2400 on Reverb to cover shipping and transaction fees. I am open to offers through the forum, and will make a donation to the forum if sold through here.
Link to Reverb listing:
Gibson Les Paul Classic 1990 - 2008 | Reverb
A modern take on the renowned Les Paul Standard, the Gibson Les Paul Classic electric guitar updates the model we all know and love with some new accoutrements and exposed humbuckers. Compare prices on new and used Gibson Les Paul Classic Electric Guitars on Reverb.com.
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