Gibson Les Paul Custom 1979 Ebony Chrome Hardware
Description
Gibson Les Paul Custom 1979 Ebony Chrome Hardware
The Gibson Les Paul Custom, which debuted in 1954 as a premium model of Gibson's flagship lineup, has arrived in Ebony color, 1979 manufacture. The weight is 4.72kg.
A specification change was made starting in 1975, featuring what is called a "pancake body" with maple sandwiched between mahogany—a specification emblematic of the 1970s. The rare specification of an ebony fingerboard with chrome hardware captivates Gibson fans. The pegs feature "Gibson" markings. It is equipped with 2 covered-type humbucker pickups with PAT NO and date markings on the reverse. Both the pots and pickups were manufactured in 1978, suggesting they are original.
Speaking of 1970s Custom models with chrome hardware, recently B'z's Matsumoto has been using an individual he named "Kiyomasa," which has become quite popular. You might also consider modifying this with a mirror pickguard for a John Sykes-style look. Certainly, Les Paul Customs from this period have a different tone than other eras, so if you love Customs and want to compare them side by side, we hope you'll take this opportunity to pick one up.
【Accessories】Hard case (has markings on the bottom)
【Appearance & Condition】The parts show tarnish, rust, and scratches, and the body has overall marks and dents. The neck back, sides, and binding show peeling and scratches, but these do not affect playability. The pickguard is missing. The head back bears "DJ" engraving, and there are traces of other engravings being sanded off. The bridge has been replaced.
【Truss Rod】Plenty of room
【Frets】Approximately 50%~
【Neck】Straight
【Nut Width】Approximately 42mm
・If buzzing, dead spots, or other issues that significantly affect playability are found, we will always note them. If there are no such notations, we judge that there are no problems with the play condition.
・If "Original" or "Replaced" is not explicitly stated, we do not make definitive claims regarding specifications or condition.
・Regarding the truss rod, for product protection purposes, we only check approximately 45 degrees in both the tightening and loosening directions. (When marked "Plenty of room," this indicates there is approximately 45 degrees of room in both directions.)
・The listed information is as of the time of posting. There may be changes due to seasonal factors or wear over time.
・Accessories are limited to those shown in the posted photos and listed on the product page.
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