1974 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe Standard Conversion goldtop
1974 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, goldtop. Made in USA, serial number 350029. This guitar was converted to a Standard model with a set of Seymour Duncan 59 & JB pickups.
The pots date to 1975 and the lack of the Made in USA stamp indicate that this one left the factory in '75, still with a mahogany neck and short tenon, but just before they started using oval decals with the serial numbers and the 99 prefix and maple necks.
Everything except for the electronics and back plates was replaced over the years. No cracks, breaks or repairs!
The mini toggle switch is wired for parallel-split-series sound options for the JB bridge pickup, giving the guitar a wide range of tones.
Features Gotoh locking tuners and Faber locking ABR-1 bridge and stop tailpiece.
It's a beautifully playing and sounding guitar. Look at that naturally aged finish!
Comes with a recent Gibson hardshell case. Weighs 4.6kg.
SOLD!
1974 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, goldtop. Made in USA, serial number 350029. This guitar was converted to a Standard model with a set of Seymour Duncan 59 & JB pickups.
The pots date to 1975 and the lack of the Made in USA stamp indicate that this one left the factory in '75, still with a mahogany neck and short tenon, but just before they started using oval decals with the serial numbers and the 99 prefix and maple necks.
Everything except for the electronics and back plates was replaced over the years. No cracks, breaks or repairs!
The mini toggle switch is wired for parallel-split-series sound options for the JB bridge pickup, giving the guitar a wide range of tones.
Features Gotoh locking tuners and Faber locking ABR-1 bridge and stop tailpiece.
It's a beautifully playing and sounding guitar. Look at that naturally aged finish!
Comes with a recent Gibson hardshell case. Weighs 4.6kg.
SOLD!
Original: $6,895.63
-65%$6,895.63
$2,413.47Description
1974 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe, goldtop. Made in USA, serial number 350029. This guitar was converted to a Standard model with a set of Seymour Duncan 59 & JB pickups.
The pots date to 1975 and the lack of the Made in USA stamp indicate that this one left the factory in '75, still with a mahogany neck and short tenon, but just before they started using oval decals with the serial numbers and the 99 prefix and maple necks.
Everything except for the electronics and back plates was replaced over the years. No cracks, breaks or repairs!
The mini toggle switch is wired for parallel-split-series sound options for the JB bridge pickup, giving the guitar a wide range of tones.
Features Gotoh locking tuners and Faber locking ABR-1 bridge and stop tailpiece.
It's a beautifully playing and sounding guitar. Look at that naturally aged finish!
Comes with a recent Gibson hardshell case. Weighs 4.6kg.
SOLD!
