1975 Gibson Les Paul Custom Ebony, (Used)

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The 1975 Gibson Les Paul Custom Ebony is a vintage USA-made Les Paul from the Norlin era, offering the bold look, powerful tone and unmistakable presence that made the Les Paul Custom one of Gibson’s most iconic electric guitars. With its Ebony finish, multi-ply Custom binding, block inlays, gold-style hardware, set-neck construction and dual humbucker layout, it delivers the thick sustain, strong midrange and classic rock authority players expect from a vintage Les Paul Custom. This pre-owned vintage example is listed in Good condition, meaning it shows noticeable signs of previous use while remaining fully functional and ready to play. Supplied with a Historic Lifton hardcase, this 1975 Les Paul Custom is a strong choice for players and collectors looking for a characterful vintage Gibson with real stage, studio and long-term ownership appeal. At A Glance Key Detail | Information | Brand | Gibson | Model | Les Paul Custom | Year | 1975 | Finish | Ebony | Country of Manufacture | USA | Era | Norlin Era | Type | Solid Body Electric Guitar | Body Shape | Les Paul Single Cutaway | Pickup Configuration | HH (original T top in bridge, Seymour Duncan in the neck) | Electronics | Passive | Controls | 2 Volume, 2 Tone | Switching | 3-Way Toggle | Condition | Pre-Owned, Good Condition | Included | Historic Lifton Hardcase | Main Appeal | Vintage USA Gibson Les Paul Custom with Ebony finish and classic Custom styling | Best For | Rock, blues, classic rock, hard rock, studio recording, live performance and collectors | Condition Overview Good Condition This 1975 Gibson Les Paul Custom is in Good condition. This means it shows noticeable cosmetic wear but remains fully functional. Good condition is ideal for players who want a genuine vintage Gibson with real-world use, age-related character and visible history rather than a case-kept collector-grade example. What’s Included? ✔ 1975 Gibson Les Paul Custom Ebony Electric Guitar ✔ Historic Lifton Hardca