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Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gold Top
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Description
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.



Features
- Mahogany body with AAA flame maple top for increased high-end pop
- Mahogany 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 ease
- Two Epiphone ProBucker pickups with 3-way selector, and dual volume and tone controls for a vast array of sounds
- LockTone stopbar tailpiece and ABR-1 bridge for increased sustain, Gibson Vintage Deluxe tuners, Graph Tech nut for a harmonically rich and balanced tone
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Specs
Body
- Body Type: Single cutaway, Solidbody
- Top wood: AAA Flame Maple
- Body wood: Mahogany
- Neck shape: Rounded C
- Neck wood: Mahogany
- Joint: Set-in
- Scale length: 24.75"
- Material: Rosewood
- Radius: 12"
- Number of frets: 22
- Inlays: Pearloid Trapezoid
- Nut width/material: 1.69" (43 mm), Graph Tech
- Configuration: HH
- Neck: Proprietary Humbucker
- Bridge: Proprietary Humbucker
- Control layout: Individual volume, Individual tone
- Bridge type: Fixed Bridge
- Bridge design: Individual saddle
- Tailpiece: Stopbar
- Tuning machines: High-ratio Vintage-style
- Color: Nickel
- Number of strings: 6-string
- Orientation: Left handed
- Case: Hardshell case
- Country of origin: United States
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- Not enough color options compared to righties1
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- Fun To Play1
- Good Feel1
- Good Pick Up1
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Reviewed by 1 customers
Solid Guitar
submitteda month ago
byJared
fromLawrenceville, NJ
I've had it for a few days now and the guitar is solid. Good weight, neck isn't too thick, tuning pegs and knobs are beautiful in person. The pickups are on the quiet side, so the guitar doesn't drive distortion pedals as hot. Only gripe: not enough color options for left handed model
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submitted3 years ago
asked byEric
fromGeorgia
Three questions: 1. Gibson had a price increase Monday, but this was purchased by GC before then, so will you take less for the guitar? 2. What is the weight of this model 3. Are pics of the guitar I would receive available. This is a stock photo it appears.
Please give us a call to discuss pricing 855-770-3373submitted4 years ago
asked byeric
fromErie, PA
Why does the lefthanded version of this guitar have an indian laurel fretboard and the right handed have rosewood? Why does the lefthanded version have humbuckers and the right handed have probucker burst bucker pickups? Why does the lefthanded version have an Epiphone inlay in the headstock? These are all in the descriptions of both guitars. Why are they different? is the lefthanded version a knockoff epiphone for $2700? What is going on? I want the lefthanded version but not with the cheaper material.
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