This is a great playing and sounding Gibson guitar for not much money.
The pickups are smooth and compliment the mahogany body well.
The slim 60s neck is straight and the action is good.
Very lightweight instrument compared to most other Gibson's
Won't break your back or your bank!

The Les Paul Studio '60s Tribute is built on a solid tradition.
Ever since its introduction in 1983, the Les Paul Studio model has been enormously popular with players seeking the power and versatility of the original Les Paul Standard in a ready-for-action package, with a price to match.
The instruments' reduced ornamentation lacking body or fingerboard binding, and using plainer tops has helped to put them in the hands of many more players, while their adherence to the Les Paul's hardware, pickup, and construction traditions retained all the thick, meaty tone and unsurpassed playability for which the Standard has been known for nearly 60 years.
Handcrafted by Gibson artisans in Nashville, Tennessee starting with a time-tested selection of tonewoods: a Les Paul mahogany body with a maple top that is graced with a grain textured satin finish.
A mahogany neck with a '60s profile that has a 22-fret baked maple fingerboard, while a pair of P-90's provide the snappy biting tone.
Tone Pros Kluson-style tuners and the Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge keep your tuning and intonation right where it should be.

FEATURES:
Handcrafted in Nashville, TN USA
Mahogany chambered body
Maple top grain textured satin finish
Set mahogany neck
Baked maple fingerboard
'60s neck profile
Corian nut
P-90 single-coil neck pickup
P-90 single-coil bridge pickup
Volume, Volume, Tone, Tone control
3-way pickup selector
TonePros Kluson-style tuners
Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge/stopbar tailpiece

As for shipping and insurance, I won't know what it will cost to ship from Arizona to where you're located, so once you make the purchase, and before I buy a Reverb shipping label, I may have to ask for more to cover the difference.
I will include screen shots for evidence.
At that point you can agree to spend the little extra or ask me to refund the purchase, no harm, no foul.
Of course I will refund you something back if it ends up being less too.
I'm fair and honest about it.