Edwards Limited Model Honey Burst Flame Maple Top Electric Guitar LP-Style

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Reverty Used Guitars Japan — every instrument inspected, set up, and played before listing. Edwards "Limited Model" Les Paul Type - Honey Burst with Seymour Duncan Pickups Edwards is the Japan-market brand operated by ESP, positioned above GrassRoots and below the E-II and ESP lines. The Limited Model Les Paul type is one of the brand's best known offerings, pairing a traditional single-cutaway build with reliable, name-brand hardware and electronics at a price point aimed at intermediate and advanced players. This example wears a honey burst finish over a flame maple top, with a cherry-toned back and cream binding on both the body and the fingerboard. Two Seymour Duncan humbuckers handle the electronics, feeding the classic four-knob, three-way toggle layout. It is a straightforward, no-nonsense player's Les Paul type with genuine Seymour Duncan pickups already installed. == SPECIFICATIONS == - Brand: Edwards (ESP Japan-market brand) - Model: Limited Model, Les Paul type - Color: Honey Burst top / cherry-toned back - Top: Flame maple - Binding: Cream binding on body top and fingerboard - Neck Joint: Set neck - Fingerboard: Bound, pearloid trapezoid inlays - Pickups: Two Seymour Duncan humbuckers - Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone - Switch: 3-way toggle (Rhythm / Treble plate) - Bridge: Tune-o-matic with stopbar tailpiece - Tuners: Vintage-style, gold, "Deluxe" stamped - Weight: 4.55 kg == CONDITION == Overall: Very Good - Body: Honest playwear consistent with use; no major damage - Neck: Straight - Frets: Approximately 70-80% remaining - Hardware: Slight tarnish on metal parts All electronics function correctly and the guitar plays as intended. Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. All photos are of the actual guitar for sale. == INCLUDED == - ESP gig bag == WHY THIS GUITAR == Edwards instruments have built a strong reputation outside Japan as a high-value alternative to far more expensive singlecut guitars, and they are not common