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1981 Gibson Les Paul Heritage Series (Standard)-80

The 1981 Gibson Les Paul Heritage Series (Standard)-80 was made between 1980 and 1982. This was an early attempt by Gibson to re-create a Les Paul from their golden age of the late 1950s. Great playing and sounding.

2019 Gibson Les Paul LPR7

Zemaitis GZMF300 Metal Front

Featuring a 1-piece mahogany neck and 1-piece mahogany body, the GZMF300 Metal Front brings warm and solid tone through 2 DiMarzio pickups. Schaller tuners and solid Duralumin bridge and tailpiece provide consistent intonation and tonal clarity. A 3-way pickup selector switch and 2 tone and volume knobs give you plenty of variations to find just the right sound for every song. The GZMF300 Metal Front is manufactured under license by Greco ” Japan's pre-eminent quality guitar builders. With more than 40 years of experience in designing and building high quality guitars, the small team at Greco is proud to be making this prestigious instrument. The results are of uncompromising excellence. By choosing the finest materials, by using only top-quality electronic and innovative guitar building, a new generation of Zemaitis guitar has been created.

Martin Electric In Pieces

Greek or Turkish Lute

Joao Pedro Gracio

2005 Gibson Les Paul 1959 Historic Reissue

LPR9 Tiger Striped The 2005 Gibson Les Paul 1959 R9 Standard Historic Reissue was a limited “90th Birthday” edition, produced as a Guitar Center exclusive and signed by Les Paul for his 90th anniversary

1958 Les Paul Light Sunburst

Gibson Les Paul LPR-8

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2003 Gibson Les Paul Standard

The 2003 Gibson Les Paul Standard Double Cut features a dual humbucker (HH) pickup configuration, delivering warm, thick tones ideal for rock, blues, and jazz. These pickups provide a robust output with excellent sustain, making them versatile for both clean and overdriven sounds.

1994 Gibson Nighthawk

Art deco fan/wing inlays on the ebony fretboard, with a matching fan inlay on the headstock Three-pickup layout: a mini-humbucker in the neck position, a single-coil-sized pickup in the middle, and an angled full humbucker at the bridge Single-cut shape with a flame maple top in a sunburst finish, cream binding and gold hardware Lever-style pickup selector on the lower bout, instead of a toggle on the upper horn

1997 Gibson Blues Hawk

The Gibson Blueshawk is a discontinued model of semi-hollow body electric guitar. It was available between 1996 and 2006 as a Gibson model designed mainly for blues players (hence the name). It superficially resembles the Les Paul in that the body outline is similar.

90s Les Paul Classic

Model Number LPS2HBGHI (or 1) Serial on the tag says 00012448. Mint Condition

1959 Gibson Les Paul Special

sold on 2-1-2002

Harmony H-90 Single Cut "Lawsuit Era" Sunburst Red

The Harmony H‑90 is a 1970s–1980s Japanese-made Les Paul–style solid‑body electric guitar, produced by Harmony as a higher‑end model in their Wishbooks lineup

1962 Gibson SG

Cherry Red paint has been stripped leading to a Brown/natural original finish with no overspray, comes with set of original pickups

PRS Burst

PRS in a burst finish, in as-new condition with its case

1962 Fender American Vintage Stratocaster

1962 was a benchmark year for the Stratocaster guitar. Five years of experimentation after the famous '57 model culminated in another pivotal year for the Stratocaster. The American Vintage '62 Stratocaster recalls the vibe of its Kennedy-era ancestor, with features including a capped rosewood fingerboard, three-ply aged white pickguard and special '57/'62 pickups.

60s Fender Jaguar

Look up year

1968 Stratocaster Japanese Re-issue

Sunburst

Fender Telecaster (Custom)

Late-1960s / early-1970s Fender Telecaster Custom in black. Appears all original.

1996 PRS McCarty

PRS McCarty Honeyburst, built June 1996, serial 26381. Solid body, wide-fat neck, McCarty pickups

1962 Fender Jazz Master

Purchased from Gruhn in May 2008, transaction record from Gruhn available, states as a 1962.

1970 Fender Performer

Fender Performer, made in Japan (serial E509838). Wide, fast neck, hand-adjustable tremolo and an unusual shape that looks far ahead of its time. Mint condition.

1969 Telecaster

Lemon Drop