Gibson Les Paul Studio Ebony Gold Hardware, (Used)

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This Gibson Les Paul Studio in Ebony with Gold Hardware delivers the essential construction and playing experience of a USA-made Les Paul in the more understated Studio format. Its traditional specification combines a mahogany body with carved maple top, set mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and dual humbuckers, giving it the powerful midrange, sustain and full-bodied response associated with the Les Paul platform. The combination of an Ebony finish and Gold Hardware gives this example a particularly striking appearance, with the darker body providing a strong contrast against the bridge, tailpiece, tuners and other metalwork. This pre-owned example is presented in Good Condition. There is visible tarnishing across the gold hardware, which is clearly reflected in the condition grade. It weighs 9.02 lbs and is supplied with a hardcase. At A Glance Detail | Specification | Brand | Gibson | Model | Les Paul Studio | Finish | Ebony | Hardware | Gold | Body | Mahogany | Top | Carved Maple | Neck | Mahogany | Neck Construction | Set Neck | Fingerboard | Rosewood | Scale Length | 24.75" | Frets | 22 | Pickups | Dual Humbuckers | Controls | 2 Volume, 2 Tone | Switching | 3-Way Toggle | Bridge | Tune-O-Matic | Tailpiece | Stopbar | Weight | 9.02 lbs | Condition | Good | Included | Hardcase | Condition Overview Good Condition This Gibson Les Paul Studio is presented in Good Condition. It shows noticeable cosmetic evidence of previous ownership while remaining a functional pre-owned guitar. Gold Hardware Tarnishing There is tarnishing across the gold hardware. This may be visible on areas including: Bridge Tailpiece Tuning machines Pickup covers or metalwork, where fitted Screws and associated hardware Gold-plated guitar hardware naturally develops tarnishing and wear through contact with hands, perspiration, air and age. This is cosmetic and has been taken into account when assigning the Good condition grade. Please inspect the produc