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Gibson Les Paul Standard '60s | Iced Tea *Left-Handed*
60s Burstbucker Pickups
The Gibson Les Paul is one of the most iconic guitars ever put into production, with such a rich history and timeless appeal, the bar has been set pretty high. The Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s is a guitar that builds on over 60 years of innovation and honours the guitars that started it all!
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The Gibson Les Paul is one of the most iconic guitars ever put into production, with such a rich history and timeless appeal, the bar has been set pretty high. The Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s is a guitar that builds on over 60 years of innovation and honours the guitars that started it all!
With a Mahogany body, this Les Paul benefits from a AA grade Maple top for the ultimate tonewood partnership. Rich and super resonant it offers premium tone and timeless aesthetics, while the Iced Tea finish looks a million dollars and really allows the wood to breathe and the natural tone to sing through.
The Mahogany neck is topped with a crisp Rosewood fingerboard with classic Gibson Trapezoid inlays, this guitar looks every bit the real deal. With a 24.75" scale length and a Slim Taper profile, it retains that classic Les Paul feel. The ABR1 Tune-0-Matic bridge and light weight tailpiece offer an authentic vintage vibe.
Classic Gibson tones come courtesy of a pair of Gibson BurstBucker 61R and 61T pickups. With a really unique sonic character it is versatile, dynamic and offers crystal clear note definition, equipped with Alnico V magnets and orange drop capacitors, this is true vintage tonality!
It's an elegant powerhouse well deserving of the Les Paul name.