Gibson is arguably the king of guitars, having produced countless classic instruments.
It's beloved by countless top artists, including Jimmy Page, Slash, and Zakk Wylde.
The Les Paul, released by Gibson in 1952, was Gibson's first solid-body guitar and was introduced as the signature model of American guitarist Les Paul.
The fat tone and long sustain unique to the Les Paul have been beloved by countless artists, and it has colored the music scene across a variety of genres since its introduction.
It is truly a model that represents the pinnacle of electric guitars.
This model is a Les Paul Standard manufactured in 1999.
The body back is made of mahogany and the top is made of maple.
The plain top gives it a subdued look without being too flashy.
The neck is made of mahogany and the fingerboard is made of rosewood, a traditional combination.
In addition to the above, this instrument features numerous upgrades.
The pickups have been replaced with Voodoo HB59s.
This is said to be the pinnacle of PAF replica pickups and is a rare model that is currently out of production.
It has a wide range and a powerful, fat sound.
Other changes include:
- The tuning machines were replaced from Grover to Kluson
- The bridge was replaced from a Nashville to a Gibson ABR-1
- The tailpiece was replaced with an aluminum one
- The selector knob, volume knob, and truss rod cover have also been replaced.
These modifications give this guitar, although it is a regular line model, an old-fashioned look that makes it seem like it was made in a Custom Shop.
This is a representative electric guitar that has been used by many famous artists.
Don't miss this opportunity!
Approximately 70% of the frets remain.
The truss rod works and the neck is in good condition.
The body and finish show signs of general use, with scratches, dents, and dull paint.
There are signs of repair to a broken neck (glued and repainted).
There are numerous scratches on the back of the body, and rust and tarnish on the metal parts.
There are traces of filling in the studs for the Tune-O-Matic due to the bridge replacement.
The rear volume knob, jack plate, and pickguard are cracked, and there is a crack on the back of the headstock.
There is some scratching on the controls.
Notable modifications include:
The pickups in both the neck and bridge have been replaced with Voodoo HB59s.
The selector knob, truss rod cover, tuning pegs, bridge tailpiece, anchor saddle on the 1st string side, and control knobs have been replaced.
Controls: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle switch
Nut width: 42.5mm
Bridge string spacing: 10mm
This guitar will be adjusted for optimal playability by the artisans at Guitar Shop TONIQ before delivery.
Serial number: #93229439
Weight: 3.9kg
Fret：70% remaining
Truss rod: good working
neck condition：Good
control: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle
body condition: There are many signs of use, including scratches, dents, and dullness of the paint. There are signs of broken neck repair (adhesive and repainted), cracked rear volume knob, many scratches on the back of the body, and rust and dullness on the metal parts. There are holes buried in the TOM fixing stud due to bridge replacement. There is a crack in the jack plate, a crack in the pickguard, and a crack on the back of the head.
nut width: 42.5mm
string spacing：10mm
custom：PU replaced with Voodoo59, selector knob replaced, rod cover replaced, peg replaced, bridge tailpiece replaced, 1st string side anchor saddle replaced, control knob replaced
year：1999
accessories：hard case
country of Origin: America
Accessories: Hard case
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Item will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp
It's beloved by countless top artists, including Jimmy Page, Slash, and Zakk Wylde.
The Les Paul, released by Gibson in 1952, was Gibson's first solid-body guitar and was introduced as the signature model of American guitarist Les Paul.
The fat tone and long sustain unique to the Les Paul have been beloved by countless artists, and it has colored the music scene across a variety of genres since its introduction.
It is truly a model that represents the pinnacle of electric guitars.
This model is a Les Paul Standard manufactured in 1999.
The body back is made of mahogany and the top is made of maple.
The plain top gives it a subdued look without being too flashy.
The neck is made of mahogany and the fingerboard is made of rosewood, a traditional combination.
In addition to the above, this instrument features numerous upgrades.
The pickups have been replaced with Voodoo HB59s.
This is said to be the pinnacle of PAF replica pickups and is a rare model that is currently out of production.
It has a wide range and a powerful, fat sound.
Other changes include:
- The tuning machines were replaced from Grover to Kluson
- The bridge was replaced from a Nashville to a Gibson ABR-1
- The tailpiece was replaced with an aluminum one
- The selector knob, volume knob, and truss rod cover have also been replaced.
These modifications give this guitar, although it is a regular line model, an old-fashioned look that makes it seem like it was made in a Custom Shop.
This is a representative electric guitar that has been used by many famous artists.
Don't miss this opportunity!
Approximately 70% of the frets remain.
The truss rod works and the neck is in good condition.
The body and finish show signs of general use, with scratches, dents, and dull paint.
There are signs of repair to a broken neck (glued and repainted).
There are numerous scratches on the back of the body, and rust and tarnish on the metal parts.
There are traces of filling in the studs for the Tune-O-Matic due to the bridge replacement.
The rear volume knob, jack plate, and pickguard are cracked, and there is a crack on the back of the headstock.
There is some scratching on the controls.
Notable modifications include:
The pickups in both the neck and bridge have been replaced with Voodoo HB59s.
The selector knob, truss rod cover, tuning pegs, bridge tailpiece, anchor saddle on the 1st string side, and control knobs have been replaced.
Controls: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle switch
Nut width: 42.5mm
Bridge string spacing: 10mm
This guitar will be adjusted for optimal playability by the artisans at Guitar Shop TONIQ before delivery.
Serial number: #93229439
Weight: 3.9kg
Fret：70% remaining
Truss rod: good working
neck condition：Good
control: 2 volumes, 2 tones, toggle
body condition: There are many signs of use, including scratches, dents, and dullness of the paint. There are signs of broken neck repair (adhesive and repainted), cracked rear volume knob, many scratches on the back of the body, and rust and dullness on the metal parts. There are holes buried in the TOM fixing stud due to bridge replacement. There is a crack in the jack plate, a crack in the pickguard, and a crack on the back of the head.
nut width: 42.5mm
string spacing：10mm
custom：PU replaced with Voodoo59, selector knob replaced, rod cover replaced, peg replaced, bridge tailpiece replaced, 1st string side anchor saddle replaced, control knob replaced
year：1999
accessories：hard case
country of Origin: America
Accessories: Hard case
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Item will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp