It's also in really mint condish, no fretwear and so on.

So I traded the strat for this les paul, and i'm really glad that i did. Explore our distinctive palette of paint colours and discover handcrafted wallpapers gathering ideas to help transform your home with Farrow & Ball Get. The thing is that I traded my Gibson les paul classic 1960 reissue against a Fender vintage 57 commemorative strat, but hell no(!?) les paul is my rightful guitar. 'Are nine' is right about the neck profile, and this is the 59'rounded neck(correct me if i'm wrong), and it's a middle thing between the 50's and the 60's neck. I knew the thing with the pups, the swiss cheese holes and the short neck tenon, but that was about it. I bought a Gibson les paul standard in cherry burst finish this week and I tried to look up the specs, but didn't find anything until now. For example, we have the 'slight' body contour, which means the Studio's top. There are a host of subtle changes across the new range. Electric Guitar Body: Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla), Ultra Modern Weight Relief - weight-reduced body, Top: Maple, Neck: Mahogany, Neck profile: Slim. I am trying to find the specs to this guitar but am not have much luck. There's a slight uplift in price but this Studio might well be the bargain of the 2015 range: a USA Les Paul for 899 'The Gibson humbuckers have vintage-like clarity and output - ideal for classic-rock tones'. I am the original owner of a 1995 Les Paul Standard in Wine Red finish.

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