Gibson Les Paul Deluxe 1971 P90, Goldtop

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	Gibson
Model	Les Paul
Finish	Goldtop
SKU	GS7362-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1971
Body Material	Maple/ Mahogany
Finish Material	Nitro
Neck/Fingerboard	Mahogany/ Indian Rosewood
Radius	12"
Weight	9.6lbs
Tuners	Original Kluson
Scale Length	24.75"
Nut Width	1.70"
Neck Profile	C
Neck Thickness	.80"- .90"
Electronics	Late 60's/Early 70's Gibson P90s; Original '66 Pots and Harness
Pickup Impedance	Neck - 9.0k; Bridge - 8.1k
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	N
Case	Vintage Gibson Historic Case
Modifications/Repairs	Replacement P90s, Replaced truss rod cover, strap button screw, replaced saddles (original was nylon)

Description

Goldtop Les Pauls of the '50s were in high demand in the late 60's, so Gibson delivered to the market. They started off with reissuing the P90s in '68 and '69, and then went to a minihumbucker version, the "Deluxe". The "Deluxe" was a step up in design for the Les Paul when it was introduced. The "Deluxe" was crafted with a pancake body, consisting of a thin strip of maple "pancaked" between two blocks of mahogany. Gibson also started to introduce maple into the construction of the neck along with changing out the pickups for mini humbuckers. The result was iconic in its own right, but a previous owner took advantage of the smaller size of the minihumbucker route and tastefully put P90s in it. So essentially, this is now pre-Deluxe in specs, almost like a '69.Comes with vintage 80's Hardshell Case

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