Gibson Custom Shop: 1957 Les Paul Junior Reissue VOS TV Yellow #721630

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2022 Gibson Custom Shop '57 Les Paul Junior VOS in TV Yellow. Latest spec Junior, sounds Awesome! Highly resonant with a lightweight 1-Piece Solid Mahogany Body. Its amazing how versatile a single P90 in the right guitar can be using just the volume and tone controls.. In excellent condition, just the lightest signs of use, its's pretty much like new. Lovely full feeling 57 neck with rich, dark rosewood fingerboard. A really good example of a Junior that plays beautifully and sounds superb. Good weight at 7lbs 9oz. Latest spec croc hard case, Cert and Tags.   Body Wood Species: Lightweight Solid Mahogany Body Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer Neck Material: Solid Mahogany, Long Tenon, Hide Glue Fit Neck Profile: 57 C-Shape Scale Length: 24.75", 62.865cm Fingerboard Material: Solid Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 12" Number of Frets: 22 Frets: Medium Jumbo Nut Material: Nylon Nut Width: 1.69" / 42.85mm End of Board Width: 2.24" / 56.89mm Inlays: Porloid Dot Truss Rod: '50s Tubeless Hardware Finish: Nickel Bridge: Wraparound Electronics Bridge Pickup: Custom Dog-Ear P90 Controls: CTS 500K Audio Taper Potentiometers, Paper-in-Oil Capacitor Switchcraft Toggle Switch and Jack Socket.  Accessories Strings: 10-13-17-26-36-46 Case:  Hardshell Other: Gibson Custom Shop Certificate of Authenticity   Please note... The UK's 20% VAT CANNOT be deducted for customers outside the UK or VAT registered musical related companies on this item.   Gibson say; Gibson Custom Shop is the pinnacle of craftsmanship, quality, and sound excellence. Each instrument celebrates Gibson's legacy through accuracy, authenticity and attention to detail. In guitar lingo, being "ruined" is when you play something so good, there's no going back to what you once had. No Gibson guitar has evoked this expression more than the Les Paul Junior. In the 1950s it was sold as a student/budget model -- as simple as a set-neck electric guitar could be. But after a while, the humble Les Pa