2011 Gibson Les Paul Double Cutaway P-90 Goldtop w/ Hard-Shell Case

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For Sale: 2011 Gibson Les Paul Double Cutaway P-90 Goldtop w/ Hard-Shell Case Up for sale is a 2011 Gibson Les Paul Double Cutaway P-90 Goldtop, complete with a non-original hard-shell case. This is a very cool and somewhat under-the-radar Gibson model that blends classic Les Paul tone with a lighter, more comfortable double cutaway design. Featuring a mahogany body with a carved maple top, a fast ’60s SlimTaper neck, and a pair of P-90 pickups, this guitar delivers vintage-inspired tone with a more modern, player-friendly feel. At just 8 lbs even, it’s especially lightweight for a Les Paul-style instrument. Please note: the original paperwork and case candy are not included with the guitar. Condition Very Good – 8.5/10 Light surface scratches A few small dings Small amount of finish checking Slight wear around the bridge pickup Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. There are no cracks, breaks, or structural issues. The neck is straight, the frets are in excellent condition with no visible wear, and the guitar plays cleanly up and down the neck with no buzzing or dead spots. It has been professionally set up and is ready to go. Specifications Model: Gibson Les Paul Double Cutaway P-90 Year: 2011 Serial Number: 109510603 Finish: Goldtop Body: Mahogany with Carved Maple Top Neck: Mahogany, ’60s SlimTaper Profile Fingerboard: Rosewood Radius: 12" Scale Length: 24.75" Nut Width: 1.67" Neck Depth: .82" (1st fret), .90" (12th fret) Frets: 22 Medium Jumbo Pickups: Dual P-90 Soapbar Single-Coils Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 3-Way Toggle Bridge: Tune-O-Matic Tailpiece: Stopbar Tuners: Kluson Deluxe Hardware: Chrome Weight: 8 lbs 0 oz Case: Non-Original Hard-Shell Case Electronics & Features The dual P-90 setup is a big part of what makes this model so appealing. These pickups deliver a perfect balance between single-coil clarity and humbucker punch, offering excellent articulation, bite, and dyn