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Published on 12/29/02 at 15:001990 "All Gold" limited edition Gold Top Gibson Les Paul "Classic" 1960 re-issue.
Paid $1300 used in mint condition.
The looks are just KILLER! The neck is fast and the guitar plays great!
The pickups are not my favorites. I also tend to prefer the "jumbo" fret wire.
Great neck and playability! The Gold Bullion finish is gorgeous! Heavy, rock-solid the way a Les Paul should be! The finish, build and tone are all excellent.
I love this guitar! Whether I'm playing it, or just taking it out of it's case to look at it! Mine is an early first year of production model with the limited edition "All Gold" finish (gold back and sides as well as front). If you don't mind the high output pickups, it's a bargain compared to a Standard at a few hundred more.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Paid $1300 used in mint condition.
The looks are just KILLER! The neck is fast and the guitar plays great!
The pickups are not my favorites. I also tend to prefer the "jumbo" fret wire.
Great neck and playability! The Gold Bullion finish is gorgeous! Heavy, rock-solid the way a Les Paul should be! The finish, build and tone are all excellent.
I love this guitar! Whether I'm playing it, or just taking it out of it's case to look at it! Mine is an early first year of production model with the limited edition "All Gold" finish (gold back and sides as well as front). If you don't mind the high output pickups, it's a bargain compared to a Standard at a few hundred more.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com