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Gibson 2015 Memphis ES Les Paul Heritage Cherry Sunburst Headstock Repair

Estimated price for orientation: 862 $

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Brand: Memphis Body Color: Sunburst
Model Year: 2015


The Bad:This is a repaired instrument. The headstock was broken when the guitar took a hard fall while still in the case. The break was able to be repaired quite well and has now been being used regularly for the past year, however I did not have the finish work done at the time of the repair. The good: Apart from being a repaired instrument it is cosmetically pretty spectacular. It is always stored in a case so the hardware is all very clean with no oxidization. I also still have the Memphis certificate as well which can often go missing.DescriptionNow with f-holes, this elegant model has an AAA figured laminated maple top with spruce top bracing and a mahogany body that's weight-relieved with a mahogany centerblock. It sports a modified 1959 profile, one-piece mahogany neck and MHS unpotted alnico humbuckers. Lightweight materials have been as much as possible to make this a guitar that you'll be able to play for hours. Includes case.The solidbody Les Paul Standard and semi-acoustic ES-335 are two of the most influential electric guitars ever to hit their respective genres. Now Gibson brings them together in the ES-Les Paul, a stunning "meeting of minds" that blends the most important aspects of form and function from two immensely popular designs. Far more than merely a "chambered Les Paul" or an ES-335 "shaped like a single-cut", this entirely new guitar is the result of painstaking assessment of what makes each of these legendary models great, and a careful marriage of features by the skilled luthiers at Gibson Memphis.With its laminated maple top, back and sides in the semi-acoustic construction of the ES-335, and a solid mahogany center block for enhanced sustain and feedback reduction, the ES-Les Paul elegantly marries the major characteristics of these two great Gibson guitars. Take away the telltale f-holes and the look is pure Les Paul, as is the glued-in mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and classic trapezoid inlays and LP-style headstock. Common to both-and carried through on the ES-Les Paul-are the traditional control section, toneful hardware, and dual humbucking pickups, a pair of MHS (Memphis Historic Spec) Humbuckers wound to accurately replicate the sonic glories of vintage PAFs.