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SpecsModel: Les Paul Axcess ModernFinish: Olive DrabBody: Weight-relieved Mahogany with Maple TopNeck: Mahogany, Slim Taper ProfileFingerboard: Ebony, 22 Medium Jumbo FretsInlays: Pearl BlockBridge: Floyd Rose Tremolo SystemHardware: BlackPickups: Gibson 498T (Bridge) and 496R (Neck) HumbuckersControls: 2 Volume, 2 Push/Pull Tone (Coil Split), 3-Way SwitchNut Width: 1.6875”Scale Length: 24.75”Tuners: Grover LockingCase: Gibson Custom Shop Hardshell CasePersonal ReflectionThis Olive Drab Les Paul Axcess Modern is a rare and exciting blend of classic Les Paul tone with modern playability and aesthetics. The Floyd Rose tremolo system and slim-taper neck profile make it a versatile choice for players who love expressive playing styles, from subtle vibrato to full dive bombs, all while retaining stable tuning. The weight-relieved body adds comfort without compromising sustain, while the 498T and 496R humbuckers deliver powerful tones with plenty of clarity and punch. The olive drab finish combined with black hardware gives this guitar a unique, edgy look. Ben described the tone as “aggressive yet articulate,” especially noting the versatility of the coil-split feature, which allows for clean, single-coil-like sounds alongside the classic humbucker growl. He also mentioned that the neck is “incredibly smooth and fast,” ideal for modern players who still want the depth of a Les Paul sound.Condition ReportThis guitar is in excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear. The Olive Drab finish is well-preserved, showing no significant blemishes, and the black hardware remains in pristine condition. The frets are virtually untouched, providing smooth playability across the neck. The electronics are fully functional, delivering a clear, responsive tone from both humbucker and split-coil modes. This is a rare Custom Shop model, meticulously maintained, and perfect for players who value the classic Les Paul style with a modern edge.

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.