Gibson Les Paul Custom 1973

Get ready to rock with the vintage style and sound of the 1973 Gibson Les Paul Custom electric guitar, made in the USA. This guitar has a rich history, having been played by the talented Honest John Plain of the UK band 'The Boys'.

From its appearance in the 2002 video single release of 'Never listen to rumors' to its use during Honest John's tours with The Boys, this Les Paul Custom has been a trusted companion for the artist. The iconic design and construction of the Les Paul Custom has made it a staple for guitarists in a variety of genres for decades, and this 1973 model is no exception.

With its classic combination of a mahogany body and neck, along with its bound fingerboard and gold hardware, the Gibson Les Paul Custom 1973 is the epitome of vintage style and elegance. The sound is just as iconic, with the Les Paul's renowned warm, rich tone and exceptional sustain.

Visit Our gallery now and experience the sound and style of the 1973 Gibson Les Paul Custom, a guitar with a rich history and timeless appeal. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of rock and roll history.

Features:

Model: Les Paul
Construction: Solid
Body: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Ebony
Neck Construction: Set-neck
Neck profile: ’50’s Gibson
Nut width: 1.69″ / 42.85mm
Nut material: Bone
Frets: 22
Scale: 24.75″