Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s Plain Top Bringing it home with one of the Les Paul models that started it all, Gibson keeps classic Les Paul features and finishes with some modernistic perfection. This guitar has a beautiful AA figured maple top on mahogany body, the finest Gibson craftsmanship, and dual Burstbucker 61 pickups, for killer vintage tone. The Les Paul Standard '60s is perfect for the rocker that appreciates an awesome playing guitar with a vintage tilt. Solid Maple Top on Mahogany Body The timeless single cutaway design of this Les Paul is built from mahogany and topped with solid maple. It's finished in gloss nitrocellulose lacquer for a gleaming shine. The neck is also cut from mahogany into a slim taper profile. The 24.75" scale length neck is topped with a 12" rosewood fretboard. The Finest Gibson Craftsmanship The Les Paul Standard '60s guitar is built with stylish rock aesthetics and fantastic playability in mind. All the specs go towards that end. The fretboard of this Les Paul sports 22 medium jumbo frets and acrylic trapezoid inlays. It's got a Graph Tech nut for smooth string movement. The bridge on this Les Paul is a classic ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic with a stop bar tailpiece. The tuners are Grover Rotomatics with kidney buttons. Burstbucker 61 Pickups For killer vintage tone, Gibson outfitted this awesome LP with dual Burstbucker 61 pickups. These humbuckers give classic, clear sound, and extra trebly output, which articulately handles gain and effects. The circuitry includes 2 volume and 2 tone controls, as well as a three-way toggle switch, and is wired with orange drop capacitors. No matter your musical proclivity, there's nothing the Les Paul Standard '60s can't handle. Features: Plain Maple Top on Mahogany Body 24.75" Scale Length Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fretboard with 22 Medium Jumbo Frets and Acrylic Trapezoid Inlays Dual Burstbucker 61 Humbucker Pickups, Three-Way Switch, 2 Volume and 2 Tone Knobs ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic Bridge with Stop Bar Tailpiece, Grover Rotomatic Tuners Includes Hardshell Case