[SN 001860657] USED GIBSON USA / 2006 Limited Edition Les Paul Standard Pacific Reef [06]

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A used 2006 Les Paul Standard in the limited-edition “Pacific Reef” color has just arrived!! The body features a flamed maple top and mahogany back, with a mahogany neck and ebony fingerboard. It boasts luxurious details, including a crown inlay on the headstock and binding. This is a rare specimen in the “Pacific Reef” color, reminiscent of the blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. It’s equipped with a set of Burst Bucker Pro pickups (1 and 2). The rest of the hardware is finished in chrome. There is some twisting visible in the neck. The nut has been replaced. There is a crack in the escutcheon, and three of the knobs are chipped. Rust and tarnish are visible on the metal parts. The entire body and neck have been coated with a clear overcoat, and there are numerous weather checks in the finish. In particular, the back of the neck shows fine weather checks running across it; this overcoat was likely applied to protect the original finish. There are noticeable stand burn marks near the base of the headstock, as well as stains on the back of the body that appear to be the result of a chemical reaction between the finish and the case interior. Additionally, there are scratches, dents, stains, and paint chips throughout the instrument. The top of the body also shows numerous scratches, including dents and paint chips near the bridge studs. Additionally, the binding along the edge of the first string at the 1st, 2nd, and 5th frets is chipped. There are also chips in the wood caused by dents at the tip of the headstock and near the 6th-string peg on the side. The truss rod cover is also chipped, and the top of the headstock shows numerous weather checks, fine scratches, and dirt. The binding has yellowed due to sun exposure overall, and there are cracks in the finish along the edges where it meets the body caused by shrinkage. The original case is missing; a thin soft case is currently included. Although the guitar shows significant signs of use overall, it has be