SMS:
9299 9532
1999
Gibson Few
Scratches
USA
Ebony
Les Paul
Standard
+
Includes Fender Mustang II
AMPLIFIER (Almost New, 10/10)
WEEKEND
SALE PRICE: SGD$2.300,00
This auction is for my 1999
Gibson USA Les Paul Standard Guitar in Ebony
Finish. This is a fantastic
example of a Les Paul Standard. This is not one of those
chambered, light weight Standards. This is a little
old-school weighing in at a healthy 10.0 Pounds. This is a
great Les Paul and someone is getting a killer deal. This one
is very shiny and glossy as it should be. It was enjoyed a
bit during the years, but certainly not abused. Keep Reading
...
Being a Black guitar, you know it
shows every little thing. It STILL SHOWS Fantastic. The
pickup covers, bridge and tail are a bit tarnished if you get up
close, however they still shine and reflect the light like a Les
Paul should. If you get in close and start angling the front
body into a light, you will pick up on some light playing and
polishing marks. These are mostly on the bottom edge of the
front body with some on the lower left where you arm/wrist would be
when playing. This guitar was enjoyed by a standing up
player. On the left lower edge area of the front body there
is some slight fading of the shine. This is a very common
area, again where the arm/wrist rubs begins to wear. You need
to be close and catch the right angle to see the fade. From a
short distance it still shines and is glossy, courtesy of Dr. Gooze
Axe Wax.
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If you flip over to the rear
body, there is some light patches of fine, thin playing rash.
I do not want to call it buckle rash as it is not thick, heavy and
wormy. Shirt or pants button/snap rash. I took a photo
on an extreme angle with lots of light and flash to enhance it for
you to see. In real life, it does not show that
profoundly. You need to get close and angle it around to pick
up on it. The most noticeable blemish on the entire guitar is
on the bottom of the large rear plastic access cover. There
is a ding through the finish to the wood. See the photo above
of a close up with a pen. You could color it in with a wood
touch up pen from your local hardware store. It really does
not bother me. It is on the back and low. Who looks
there? To the right of the large access cover all the way to
the right lower side edge you will find some light dings and
surface scuffs from honest playing. Again, nothing
severe. The side body of this Les Paul is in great shape for
a guitar that has been enjoyed. There is a tiny ding on the
left lower curve of the Les Paul body. I put a close up of a
pen tip showing that tiny round circle.
The front headstock has some
light string scratching from changes and uncut long strings.
The largest one is on the top right of the headstock. You can
see it in the headstock close up. It looks like a fine piece
of hair you want to brush off. It will not brush off.
There are very small cracks by the input jack cover screws and the
rear access covers have some playing scratches. Look at the
close up of the ding below the rear access cover and move your eyes
over to the cover itself. You can get an idea of the light
playing marks on the rear body from that photo. If you are
looking for a pristine, mint condition Les Paul Standard, this is
not your guitar. If you do not mind some honest play wear and
polishing marks, then this is the deal of the day. This is A
LOT OF LES PAUL and is priced to move quick. Grab this one
up.