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Gibson Les Paul Standard Honeyburst Plaintop Japanese Yamano Order w/ OHSC 2000

Gibson Les Paul Standard Honeyburst Plaintop Japanese Yamano Order w/ OHSC 2000

£2,345.00Price

From back when Gibson were building superb Les Pauls, here is an absolutely gorgeous Gibson Les Paul Standard Honeyburst from 2000. This is a really nice Japanese Yamano Ordered Honeyburst with a naturally aged darkened top. It has a top quality feel to it and a maple grained top that wouldn’t be out of place on a Custom Shop 1958 Reissue. The binding and all the plastics have gracefully aged to cream. The neck is a comfortable solid '59 profile. It was built in Gibson’s USA Nashville plant and finished on July 20th 2000, which is before Gibson introduced chambering on their standards so yep, it’s non-chambered. There is still plenty of life in the frets (never had a refret so still has its fret end binding), the truss rod is fine and the neck is straight. No problems either structurally or electrically. Great solid weight of 4.5kg. Factory fitted Grovers. Nothing bad has ever happened to it with absolutely no breaks or repairs etc. There is some light playwear as you'd expect. No paint chips etc. There are some light but feelable nitro chemical marks on the neck were it has reacted with a stand sometime in the past. Comes with original Gibson 90's/early 2000's period tan Gibson HSC, which is in nice condition. All latches working. Also comes with Japanese Yamano booklet, Japanese leaflet and USA checklist. A rare chance to get your hands on a top quality Les Paul Yamano Standard from the great Gibson years. 

 

At Gas Station Guitars we carefully hand-select all our guitars and refuse a lot more than we accept, if they don’t blow us away on all fronts, we just don’t put them in our shop; if it’s for sale by Gas Station Guitars, you know it’d gonna be pretty special.  All pictures are of actual guitar, we do not use stock photos. NOT FOR TRADE or part exchange, thanks. We ship to the E.U, Europe, U.S, Canada, Australia, NZ and of course the UK.

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