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Gibson Les Paul Supreme Used
The Gibson Les Paul Supreme takes the classic Les Paul design and turns in up to 1000! Loaded with some lovely modern features and highly figured Maple back & sides. Check this out whilst you can.
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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 Supreme is a guitar that builds on over 60 years of innovation and honours the guitars that started it all!
The back and top of this beauty are made out of a highly figured maple paired with some lovely mahogany sides. This wood pairing combined with with the chambered body allows for a rich and super resonant tone, it offers incredible sustain and timeless aesthetics, the Trans Black finish perfectly compliments the maple top. This is one beautiful piece!
The Mahogany neck is topped with a dark Ebony fingerboard with Gibson Splitblock inlays, this guitar looks every bit the real deal. With a 24.75" scale length and a rounded neck profile, it retains that classic Les Paul feel. The Tune-0-Matic bridge and stop bar tailpiece offer an authentic vintage vibe.
Classic Gibson tones come courtesy of a Gibson 490R in the neck and a 498T in the bridge position, they have a really unique sonic character and are super versatile, dynamic and offer crystal clear note definition, equipped with Alnico magnets, this is monster tone at its finest
It's an elegant powerhouse well deserving of the Les Paul name.
This guitar is used and does show signs of use. These guitars are becoming increasing harder to come across so make sure to check this out whilst you still can.