1990s Max Burst "Gibson" Les Paul Lemon Burst
1990s Max Burst "Gibson" Les Paul Lemon Burst
Original Gibson PAF pickups. Gibson ABR-1 bridge. Previously owned by Keith Nelson of Buckcherry.
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Weight: 9.1lbs
Case: Hardshell Case (Fake Gibson case)
Year: 1990s
Cosmetic Condition: Very good condition. Dings and marks throughout. Feels/plays great otherwise.
SETUP & INSPECTED BY OUR LUTHIER
Pickup Impedance: 7.59K (Neck) 8.92K (Bridge)
Nut Width: 1 11/16
12th Fret Width: 2.07”
Depth at 1st: .893”
Depth at 12th: 1.01”
Fretboard Radius: 10”
Truss Rod Action: Single
Truss Rod Functioning: YES
Fret Size/Shape: Medium Wide
Describe Neck Profile: C shape
Pot Markings: R1379523
Switch Markings: Switchcraft
Jack: Switchcraft
Tech Notes: Plays easily and low, with D’addario 10’s. The pickups and pickup rings are original PAF's, the rings show all proper molding marks to verify, and pickups show all signs of being original, as well as being verified by Rumbleseat. HOWEVER, the bridge is NOT a 1959 bridge, further research shows it is actually a 80's or 90's Gibson Tune-o-matic bridge. Potentiometers appear to be CTS pots made in 1995, period correct to when the replica was built. Max Burst, as far as we understand he would use as many original parts as possible when available.
If you would like to see our detailed photos of the pickups, pickup cavities, wiring, frets, and other aspects of the guitar, please message us! We have extensive photos of the guitar but have reached the upload limit on our listing.
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1990s Max Burst "Gibson" Les Paul Lemon Burst
1990s Max Burst "Gibson" Les Paul Lemon Burst
Original Gibson PAF pickups. Gibson ABR-1 bridge. Previously owned by Keith Nelson of Buckcherry.
TRADES - LAYAWAY - 0% FINANCING
Weight: 9.1lbs
Case: Hardshell Case (Fake Gibson case)
Year: 1990s
Cosmetic Condition: Very good condition. Dings and marks throughout. Feels/plays great otherwise.
SETUP & INSPECTED BY OUR LUTHIER
Pickup Impedance: 7.59K (Neck) 8.92K (Bridge)
Nut Width: 1 11/16
12th Fret Width: 2.07”
Depth at 1st: .893”
Depth at 12th: 1.01”
Fretboard Radius: 10”
Truss Rod Action: Single
Truss Rod Functioning: YES
Fret Size/Shape: Medium Wide
Describe Neck Profile: C shape
Pot Markings: R1379523
Switch Markings: Switchcraft
Jack: Switchcraft
Tech Notes: Plays easily and low, with D’addario 10’s. The pickups and pickup rings are original PAF's, the rings show all proper molding marks to verify, and pickups show all signs of being original, as well as being verified by Rumbleseat. HOWEVER, the bridge is NOT a 1959 bridge, further research shows it is actually a 80's or 90's Gibson Tune-o-matic bridge. Potentiometers appear to be CTS pots made in 1995, period correct to when the replica was built. Max Burst, as far as we understand he would use as many original parts as possible when available.
If you would like to see our detailed photos of the pickups, pickup cavities, wiring, frets, and other aspects of the guitar, please message us! We have extensive photos of the guitar but have reached the upload limit on our listing.
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1990s Max Burst "Gibson" Les Paul Lemon Burst
Original Gibson PAF pickups. Gibson ABR-1 bridge. Previously owned by Keith Nelson of Buckcherry.
TRADES - LAYAWAY - 0% FINANCING
Weight: 9.1lbs
Case: Hardshell Case (Fake Gibson case)
Year: 1990s
Cosmetic Condition: Very good condition. Dings and marks throughout. Feels/plays great otherwise.
SETUP & INSPECTED BY OUR LUTHIER
Pickup Impedance: 7.59K (Neck) 8.92K (Bridge)
Nut Width: 1 11/16
12th Fret Width: 2.07”
Depth at 1st: .893”
Depth at 12th: 1.01”
Fretboard Radius: 10”
Truss Rod Action: Single
Truss Rod Functioning: YES
Fret Size/Shape: Medium Wide
Describe Neck Profile: C shape
Pot Markings: R1379523
Switch Markings: Switchcraft
Jack: Switchcraft
Tech Notes: Plays easily and low, with D’addario 10’s. The pickups and pickup rings are original PAF's, the rings show all proper molding marks to verify, and pickups show all signs of being original, as well as being verified by Rumbleseat. HOWEVER, the bridge is NOT a 1959 bridge, further research shows it is actually a 80's or 90's Gibson Tune-o-matic bridge. Potentiometers appear to be CTS pots made in 1995, period correct to when the replica was built. Max Burst, as far as we understand he would use as many original parts as possible when available.
If you would like to see our detailed photos of the pickups, pickup cavities, wiring, frets, and other aspects of the guitar, please message us! We have extensive photos of the guitar but have reached the upload limit on our listing.
