Vintage Gibson guitars turn yellowish primarily due to the natural aging of their nitrocellulose lacquer finishes, which react to UV light, oxygen, and humidity over time. This ambering effect is considered a desirable, authentic feature of vintage instruments, particularly on white, Pelham Blue, or clear-coated finishes.
Some discoloration can be seen in the back of the fretboard, but the headstock is original, no cracks or repairs done. Please check the pictures. Note that the binding by the nut seems slightly damaged.
I'm not an expert but the electronics seems to be original.
Good condition for a 40yo vintage instrument.
Great Les Paul vintage sound. Comes with a SKB hard case
Note: This is a vintage instrument in perfect working order. Please review or ask for more pictures before buying it. No refunds will be accepted
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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