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Gibson Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar with 60s Neck (with Case)
AA figured Maple top. 60's style with fast, thin neck.
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Guitar legend Les Paul and Gibson teamed up in 1952 to produce the guitar that set the standard for solidbody electrics. The 2002 Standard sports the smaller, vintage style headstock and plastic "keystone" tuner buttons and is available with a "fat," rounded 50's style neck or a "fast," slim taper 60's style neck.
The Standard is outfitted with the new Burstbucker V pickups with Alnico V magnets producing slightly more output than any previous Standard pickups with more bite and a seductive "airy" tone with both pickups on.
The Les Paul Standard is still the Industry Standard Now available with Desertburst, Honeyburst, Lightburst, Trans Amber, Wine Red, and Heritage Cherry Sunburst finishes. Features smaller, vintage style headstock and plastic "keystone" tuners.
Neck: Mahogany
Profile: "Fast" 60's style
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Frets: 22
Inlay: Pearl trapezoid
Scale: 24-3/4 in.
Nut Width: 1-11/16 in.
Binding: Single-ply top and fingerboard
Bridge: Tune-o-matic
Tailpiece: Stop bar
Hardware: Nickel
Pickups: New Burstbucker V pickups with Alnico magnets
Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way switch
Strings: Les Paul Signature .009-.046
The Standard is outfitted with the new Burstbucker V pickups with Alnico V magnets producing slightly more output than any previous Standard pickups with more bite and a seductive "airy" tone with both pickups on.
The Les Paul Standard is still the Industry Standard Now available with Desertburst, Honeyburst, Lightburst, Trans Amber, Wine Red, and Heritage Cherry Sunburst finishes. Features smaller, vintage style headstock and plastic "keystone" tuners.
Technical Info
Body: Carved AA Maple top, Mahogany backNeck: Mahogany
Profile: "Fast" 60's style
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Frets: 22
Inlay: Pearl trapezoid
Scale: 24-3/4 in.
Nut Width: 1-11/16 in.
Binding: Single-ply top and fingerboard
Bridge: Tune-o-matic
Tailpiece: Stop bar
Hardware: Nickel
Pickups: New Burstbucker V pickups with Alnico magnets
Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way switch
Strings: Les Paul Signature .009-.046
Available in Ebony, Gecko (add $180), Heritage Cherry Sunburst (add $180), Cayenne (add $180), Honey Burst (add $180), Latte Creme (add $180), Wine Red (add $180), Translucent Amber (add $180), Light Burst (add $180), Root Beer (add $180), Desert Burst (add $180), Iced Tea (add $180) and Gold Top (add $210).
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Gibson Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar with 60s Neck (with Case) Reviews
9 out of 10
"A dream come true..."
Feature:
What more do you want in a guitar? One that washes dishes? If you know how to use vol and tone in combination and know that pick up setting you want, do you need anything else? I don't use a whammy, so I don't miss it.
Quality:
Best guitar I ever owned. Got the Gold Top and it looks great! Bindings look great too. No flaws whatsoever. And American made!
Value:
Here we go again. If they can make an Epiphone knock off for $400-$700, how can they charge so much for this great axe? What does this have that the Epi does not have, or could not be added? I will state till I die that this is the best guitar I ever owned, but I do think that it is seriously overpriced. Probably because of saps like me that had to wait until their 40's to own such a treasure. The Les Paul robot guitar provides me with a more palpable value proposition so that may be my next guitar. Let's face it, Gibson has the quality and the name. You really can't lose if you buy it at the right price.
Desirability:
I wanted this guitar for nearly 30 years, and got it last year. It is one of the most recognizable, sought after guitars out there. I wanted it more after I actually played one! Iti is a dream come true.
Sound:
Awesome, best I ever sounded. But I don't have a killer Marshall or Mesa tube - just a new Peavey tube (about $600) amp, so I cant rate it a "10".
Ease of Use:
Love the slim 60's neck! Didn't like playing the 50's neck at all. "Riding" the sustain is one of my favorite "tricks" when ending songs or coming out of a lead. It can go forever!
Support:
Only called to review the warranty. Got a live person in 3 minutes and they answered my question.
Overall:
As indicated, the Les Paul robot would be next on my list if it is made of the same quality. I have to play it first.
What more do you want in a guitar? One that washes dishes? If you know how to use vol and tone in combination and know that pick up setting you want, do you need anything else? I don't use a whammy, so I don't miss it.
Quality:
Best guitar I ever owned. Got the Gold Top and it looks great! Bindings look great too. No flaws whatsoever. And American made!
Value:
Here we go again. If they can make an Epiphone knock off for $400-$700, how can they charge so much for this great axe? What does this have that the Epi does not have, or could not be added? I will state till I die that this is the best guitar I ever owned, but I do think that it is seriously overpriced. Probably because of saps like me that had to wait until their 40's to own such a treasure. The Les Paul robot guitar provides me with a more palpable value proposition so that may be my next guitar. Let's face it, Gibson has the quality and the name. You really can't lose if you buy it at the right price.
Desirability:
I wanted this guitar for nearly 30 years, and got it last year. It is one of the most recognizable, sought after guitars out there. I wanted it more after I actually played one! Iti is a dream come true.
Sound:
Awesome, best I ever sounded. But I don't have a killer Marshall or Mesa tube - just a new Peavey tube (about $600) amp, so I cant rate it a "10".
Ease of Use:
Love the slim 60's neck! Didn't like playing the 50's neck at all. "Riding" the sustain is one of my favorite "tricks" when ending songs or coming out of a lead. It can go forever!
Support:
Only called to review the warranty. Got a live person in 3 minutes and they answered my question.
Overall:
As indicated, the Les Paul robot would be next on my list if it is made of the same quality. I have to play it first.
Submitted: 09/03/2008
Style of Music: Rock
10 out of 10
"Meet the new Gibson Les Paul"
Feature:
This guitar comes with a hard shell Gibson USA case. The guitar itself is equipped with 2 volume and 2 tone controls, as well as a 3 way toggle switch for pickup selection.
Quality:
The Les Pauls of the past went out of tune easily, and weren't set up very well from the factory. The new Standard is equipped with Grover locking tuners, which hold the guitar in tune perfectly. I haven't had to do any modifications to this guitar, it played perfect straight from the factory.
Value:
This is an expensive guitar! I payed $2,600 for mine. But, you will not get that Gibson sound from any other guitar. You can get a Fender Stratocaster for $999, and it will sound great, but it will not sound like a Gibson. The Les Paul is worth the extra money without a doubt.
Desirability:
This is the most beautiful guitar made!
Sound:
NOTHING sounds like a Gibson Les Paul. I play every style of music; rock, blues, jazz, heavy metal, and this guitar handles it all!
Ease of Use:
I use this guitar through a Marshall JCM 900 on stage and a Roland Micro Cube at home. Of course, it is a Les Paul...it sounds great through everything.
Support:
Haven't had to use Customer Service yet!
Overall:
I will probably keep this guitar forever. When I do buy another guitar, it will be another Les Paul.
This guitar comes with a hard shell Gibson USA case. The guitar itself is equipped with 2 volume and 2 tone controls, as well as a 3 way toggle switch for pickup selection.
Quality:
The Les Pauls of the past went out of tune easily, and weren't set up very well from the factory. The new Standard is equipped with Grover locking tuners, which hold the guitar in tune perfectly. I haven't had to do any modifications to this guitar, it played perfect straight from the factory.
Value:
This is an expensive guitar! I payed $2,600 for mine. But, you will not get that Gibson sound from any other guitar. You can get a Fender Stratocaster for $999, and it will sound great, but it will not sound like a Gibson. The Les Paul is worth the extra money without a doubt.
Desirability:
This is the most beautiful guitar made!
Sound:
NOTHING sounds like a Gibson Les Paul. I play every style of music; rock, blues, jazz, heavy metal, and this guitar handles it all!
Ease of Use:
I use this guitar through a Marshall JCM 900 on stage and a Roland Micro Cube at home. Of course, it is a Les Paul...it sounds great through everything.
Support:
Haven't had to use Customer Service yet!
Overall:
I will probably keep this guitar forever. When I do buy another guitar, it will be another Les Paul.
Submitted: 11/28/2008
Style of Music: Rock, Blues, Jazz, Heavy Metal
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