Just as Fender launched Fender Japan, Gibson launched the Orville guitar throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
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 model have been loved by countless artists, and it has colored the music scene in various genres since its introduction.
It is truly a representative model of the electric guitar.
This model is an LPS-75 manufactured in 1994.
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, there have been numerous upgrades.
First of all, the neck pickups have been replaced with Gibson 57 Classic and the bridge pickups with 57 Classic Plus.
This is a long-selling Gibson model that has long been loved as a replica of the PAF humbucking pickup developed by Seth Lover.
The potentiometers have been replaced with CTS and the capacitor has been replaced with a Bumble Bee style.
The specs are very close to those of the original Gibson.
A true evolution of the Orville, which still has many fans today.
Why not take this opportunity to own one?
Approximately 80% of the frets remain.
The truss rod is a little stiff, but it can move about 90 degrees.
The neck is in good condition.
The body and paint show some scratches and dents, with a 5mm dent on the back of the body.
Some tarnish can be seen on the metal parts.
The neck pickup has been replaced with a Gibson '57' Classic, and the bridge pickup with a '57' Classic™.
The potentiometers have been replaced with CTS and the capacitor has been replaced with a Bumble Bee type.
The strap pins and knobs have been replaced.
Nut width: 42.5mm
Bridge string spacing: 10mm
Guitar shop TONIQ's craftsmen will adjust the instrument for optimal playability before shipping it to you.
Serial number: #406430
Weight: 4.27kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: A little tight, but can work roughly 90° at least
Neck condition: Good
Control: 2 volumes, 2 tones
Body condition: There are scratches and dents, but there is no major damage. Dullness can be seen in the metal parts. There is a 5mm dent on the back of the body.
Nut width: 42.5mm
String spacing: 10mm
Custom: Changed front PU to Gibson 57 Classic, rear PU 57 Classic, replaced the pots with switchcraft, replaced the condenser, replaced the strap pin, and replaced the hat knob.
Year: 1994
Accessories: None
Country of origin: Japan
Accessories: None
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
The item will be packed in a hard cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp
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 model have been loved by countless artists, and it has colored the music scene in various genres since its introduction.
It is truly a representative model of the electric guitar.
This model is an LPS-75 manufactured in 1994.
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, there have been numerous upgrades.
First of all, the neck pickups have been replaced with Gibson 57 Classic and the bridge pickups with 57 Classic Plus.
This is a long-selling Gibson model that has long been loved as a replica of the PAF humbucking pickup developed by Seth Lover.
The potentiometers have been replaced with CTS and the capacitor has been replaced with a Bumble Bee style.
The specs are very close to those of the original Gibson.
A true evolution of the Orville, which still has many fans today.
Why not take this opportunity to own one?
Approximately 80% of the frets remain.
The truss rod is a little stiff, but it can move about 90 degrees.
The neck is in good condition.
The body and paint show some scratches and dents, with a 5mm dent on the back of the body.
Some tarnish can be seen on the metal parts.
The neck pickup has been replaced with a Gibson '57' Classic, and the bridge pickup with a '57' Classic™.
The potentiometers have been replaced with CTS and the capacitor has been replaced with a Bumble Bee type.
The strap pins and knobs have been replaced.
Nut width: 42.5mm
Bridge string spacing: 10mm
Guitar shop TONIQ's craftsmen will adjust the instrument for optimal playability before shipping it to you.
Serial number: #406430
Weight: 4.27kg
Fret: 80% remaining
Truss rod: A little tight, but can work roughly 90° at least
Neck condition: Good
Control: 2 volumes, 2 tones
Body condition: There are scratches and dents, but there is no major damage. Dullness can be seen in the metal parts. There is a 5mm dent on the back of the body.
Nut width: 42.5mm
String spacing: 10mm
Custom: Changed front PU to Gibson 57 Classic, rear PU 57 Classic, replaced the pots with switchcraft, replaced the condenser, replaced the strap pin, and replaced the hat knob.
Year: 1994
Accessories: None
Country of origin: Japan
Accessories: None
Text: Teppei Ozawa
Inspector: Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
The item will be packed in a hard cardboard box.
We ship internationally.
Contact Information
TEL: 045-548-6661
Email: ozawa@bassick.jp