Here I have a 1971 Gibson Les Paul Triumph Bass. Serial# 177674 - which according to production numbers is somewhere between 1970-1972, but talking to an expert online and the bridge that is used, I am 99% sure this is a 1973, produced at the Kalamazoo plant. It also has a rare 'pancake body' as you can see from the thin line going around the outside. It is in really good shape, more so than I think most of the Les Paul Triumphs currently for sale online. Yes there are knicks and checking on various places, but you'd be surprised how clean and solid overall. The volume knob has a chip off of it on the skirt, but still fully functional. Also a small little crack by one of the screws on the electronic plate, shows no signs of breaking off. For additional pictures or video, please reach out, I can even facetime you so you can digitally view any piece of it. This is a once in a lifetime bass, and it sounds incredible. Does not have original case or a case. I can ship it in a gig bag, or can figure it out. Get this before these unique basses are even more impossible to find.
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| Listed | 4 years ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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