Gibson Les Paul Deluxe 1973 Goldtop
Price$6,621.97
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Listed:4 years ago
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Watchers:7
Perth, WA, Australia
About This Listing
This 47 year old vintage classic is in jaw dropping condition. Three piece neck with rosewood board, trapezoid inlays and Gibson Deluxe tuners.
Acoustically, this guitar sustains and resonates like a bell. No greening of the Gold Top. No buckle rash.
A new owner will not be disappointed with this pristine vintage classic. Pancake body with no extra routs.
Rosewood fretboard with original frets that have approximately over 90% life left.
Acoustically, this guitar sustains and resonates like a bell. No greening of the Gold Top. No buckle rash.
A new owner will not be disappointed with this pristine vintage classic. Pancake body with no extra routs.
Rosewood fretboard with original frets that have approximately over 90% life left.
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Product Overview
The Gibson Les Paul Deluxe was released as a replacement for the Les Paul Standard in late 1969, equipped with mini-humbuckers sourced from Gibson's purchase of the Epiphone factory, and a new headstock "volute" implemented to better prevent headstock breaks, the Les Paul Deluxe otherwise very similar to the Standard model.
Some time during the late 1970s, Norlin-era Gibson decided that the mahogany available to them was of poor quality and switched essentially all production guitars to laminated 4- to 6-piece maple necks before going back to mahogany in the early 1980s. The Cherry Red and two "Sparkle" finishes in particular are quite rare and command significantly more money in today's market.
Some time during the late 1970s, Norlin-era Gibson decided that the mahogany available to them was of poor quality and switched essentially all production guitars to laminated 4- to 6-piece maple necks before going back to mahogany in the early 1980s. The Cherry Red and two "Sparkle" finishes in particular are quite rare and command significantly more money in today's market.
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