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Item: GBLPCM2M21074Actual Photos of GuitarFree SetupSerial# CS403854Weight 10lbs. 11oz.This New Left Handed Les Paul Custom in the awesome looking Heavy Antique White Gloss Finish with an Ebony Fingerboard, Chrome Parts and Upgraded with Gibson Custombucker Pickups is one of our most requested Les Paul Custom builds. So we decided to do one in a 3 pickup version as well. As the flagship model from Gibson Custom Shop, the Les Paul Custom lives up to the high standards set by its 1950s archetype while evolving to a level of tone and performance more suited to today's musical demands. This Les Paul Custom features  a solid Ebony fingerboard, a long neck tenon for maximum sustain and a two-piece maple top over a solid mahogany body which adds the perfect amount of sonic bite to everything from jazz to hard rock. It sounds as good as it looks, and it looks as good as it sounds! The 24 ¾-inch scale length neck is also made from one solid piece of mahogany then topped by a 22-fret fingerboard outfitted with Pearl block inlays and given Gibson's traditional rounded profile. Other appointments include Gibson's legendary Nashville Tune-o-matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece, metal tulip tuners, multi-ply white and black binding on both the top and back, Chrome hardware and a 1 11/16” nut width. Features: Left Handed Model Heavy Antique White Nitrocellulose Finish 2- Piece Maple Top Solid Mahogany Body Mahogany Neck Long Neck Tenon  Ebony Fretboard Rounded Neck Profile Mother of Pearl Block Inlays 24-3/4" Scale Length 12" Radius 22 Medium Jumbo Frets 3 Gibson Custombucker (Unpotted)Humbuckers 2 500K CTS Volume Pots, 2 500K CTS Tone Pots, Hand-Wired Harness, Switchcraft Toggle Switch Tune-o-Matic Bridge and Stopbar Tailpiece Grover Kidney Tuners Chrome Hardware Includes: Gibson Custom Shop Black Hard Shell Case Original Paperwork and COA

The Gibson Les Paul is a solid body electric guitar that was first sold by the Gibson Guitar Corporation in 1952. With its distinctive tone and solid construction, it has become an iconic model in the music world.