Gibson Les Paul Standard with '50s Neck Profile 2003 - 8.88 LBS

Designed not by Les Paul but by past Gibson president Ted McCarty and factory manager John Huis, the Gibson Les Paul Standard has become arguably one of the most historically significant and iconic electric guitars in existence. Since its introduction in the early '50s, the Les Paul Standard has undergone many changes -- and been held by its fair share of famous hands, like those of Jimmy Page, Slash, Pete Townshend, and Neil Young. Its iconic curves and single cutaway distinguishes the LP Standard, and has given rise to an impressive amount of imitators. Ever since the '70s, the design of the Standard has remained relatively static, and although different names, finishes and hardware options have come and gone, the desirability of the Gibson Les Paul Standard remains.

Condition Notes:

Neck/Headstock: Tiny dings in headstock edge and a couple around neck. Light scratches, tiny dings, and tiny finish bubbles in headstock plate. Small stain/blemish on neck binding - bass side, below nut.

Body: Several small dings throughout. Buckle rash on rear. Stain/discoloration in lower bout edge on bass side and between jack and strap pin. Ding in bass side cutaway. Light scratches throughout. Ghost marks from missing switch plate/"poker chip."

Tiny surface/cosmetic cracks in two knobs. String wear on pickup covers. Some oxidation on hardware.

Brand: Gibson

Model: Les Paul Standard 50s

Year: 2003

Serial: 03393464

Color: Latte Burst

Weight: 8.88 lbs

Strings: D'Addario

NECK

• Neck Type: Set
• Frets: 22
• Scale Length: 24.75"
• Fret Life: 99%
• Neck Material: Mahogany
• Fretboard Material: Rosewood
• Neck Finish: Gloss

BODY

• Body Type: Solid
• Body Wood(s): Top - Figured Maple, Back - Mahogany
• Binding Color: Cream
• Bridge Type: Tune-O-Matic
• Pickguard Color: N/A

ELECTRONICS

• Total Pickups: 2
• Pickup Configuration: HH
• Wiring: Passive
• Pickup Resistances:
• • Neck: 7.34k
  • Bridge: 8.02k
• Controls: (2) Volume, (2) Tone, 3-Way Toggle Switch

INCLUDES: Gibson Hardshell Case (w/ broken handle - see photos)

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