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Description
The 1952 Gibson Les Paul is more than just an electric guitar; it's a symbol of rock 'n' roll's golden age. As the very first model in the Les Paul lineage, this guitar set the stage for years of innovative design and iconic sound. Known for its solid body and single cutaway, the 1952 Les Paul features a mahogany body paired with a maple top, providing a balanced blend of warmth and clarity. The neck, also crafted from mahogany, is topped with a rosewood fingerboard, offering smooth playability and a timeless aesthetic.
What truly sets this guitar apart are its dual single-coil P90 pickups, which deliver a raw and powerful tone that has become synonymous with the classic rock sound. The trapezoid inlays, Kluson deluxe tuners, and the unique trapeze tailpiece add to its vintage charm. These elements, combined with four control knobs and a bound fingerboard, make the 1952 Gibson Les Paul a collector's dream and a player's delight. Whether you're a collector or a musician looking for a piece of history, this guitar offers an authentic experience that's hard to match.
Key Features:
- First year of Les Paul production
- Mahogany body with a maple top
- Mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard
- Two single-coil P90 pickups for classic tone
- Trapezoid inlays and Kluson deluxe tuners
- Unique trapeze tailpiece for vintage appeal
- Comes with the original brown hardshell case
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