Gibson Joe Bonamassa 1957 Les Paul Gold Top Aged Electric Guitar, (Used)

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The Gibson Joe Bonamassa 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Aged is a premium signature electric guitar from Gibson Custom, created in collaboration with blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa. Based on the classic 1950s Les Paul design, it combines a carved maple top, mahogany back, aged Goldtop finish and vintage-inspired appointments with the high-end performance expected from a Gibson Custom instrument. The aged Goldtop finish gives the guitar the appearance of a well-loved vintage instrument, while the one-piece mahogany neck, rounded 1950s-style profile and rosewood fingerboard provide a distinctly traditional playing experience. A pair of Gibson Burstbucker humbuckers — Burstbucker 2 in the neck and Burstbucker 3 in the bridge — delivers a broad range of classic Les Paul tones. With its 24.75" scale length, 22 medium-jumbo frets, trapezoid inlays and independent volume and tone controls, this Joe Bonamassa signature model is designed for players who want the feel and tonal character of a classic Goldtop with the added identity of one of modern blues-rock's most recognisable guitarists. At A Glance Key Detail | Information | Model | Gibson Joe Bonamassa 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Aged | Series | Gibson Custom | Artist | Joe Bonamassa | Body | Mahogany | Top | Carved maple | Finish | Aged Goldtop | Neck | One-piece mahogany | Neck Profile | 1950s-style rounded | Fingerboard | Rosewood | Frets | 22 medium-jumbo | Inlays | Trapezoid | Scale Length | 24.75" | Neck Pickup | Gibson Burstbucker 2 | Bridge Pickup | Gibson Burstbucker 3 | Controls | 2 volume, 2 tone | Pickup Selector | 3-way toggle | Construction | Set-neck | What Makes The Joe Bonamassa 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Special? The appeal of this guitar comes from its combination of 1950s-inspired Les Paul construction and Joe Bonamassa's signature identity. The carved maple top and mahogany back provide the traditional Les Paul foundation, while the aged Goldtop finish recreates the visual character of a vint