Gibson Les Paul Classic Lite 2021

This guitar is great. The thinner body doesn't sacrifice any sound. It plays, sounds and looks great. Approximately 7.5lbs.

Low, fast action. The frets are in good condition. The neck is supposed to be a 60's slim taper but its a little fuller in the cowboy chord area than some others with that profile I have played.

Like any great guitar, its been played and has a couple of blemishes to prove it. some are circled in magenta in the photos, some are not because I added them later after I saw them. They are difficult to see, the light has to catch them in just the right way or else they aren't noticeable at all. I will list them as well. There is a tiny ding on the bass edge of the headstock. It looks like the nut was bumped on the treble side so the lacquer cracked around it. A small ding on the back of the headstock. On the top over the neck pickup there is a tiny ding and an even smaller one higher up more between the pickups. Between the treble side of the bridge and the tailpiece there is a very light small circular mark which won’t show up in photos. Under the bottom front volume knob there is also a very light scratch. There is light buckle rash on the back of the guitar. A tiny ding on the back. And finally there are a couple light scratches in the lacquer on the body of the guitar near the bass side of the neck. It looks like maybe it happened when the binding was being scrapped. None of these small cosmetic imperfections effect the stability or playability of the guitar at all. All of them were in the guitar when I bought it.

It is set up with 9s and very low fast action.

I really like this guitar and go back and forth about selling it, which is why it’s been on here for a long time. I take it off then delist it so it has the original listing date. That’s also why so am not accepting offers. The price is non-negotiable.

* I will ship in a reverb box, fully insured for safety, and for as cheaply as possible to pass along the savings to the buyer.

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