Gibson Les Paul Standard

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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard 50's Heritage Cherry Sunburst...
Product Price  $1,999.99
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Used 2022 Gibson Les Paul Standard Gold Top Solid Body...
Product Price  $2,199.99
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Used Gibson 1959 LES PAUL STANDARD CUSTOM SHOP SOURTHERN...
Product Price  $5,499.99
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Vintage 1989 Gibson Les Paul Standard Black Solid Body...
Product Price  $2,999.99
Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Cherry Sunburst Solid Body...
Product Price  $1,999.99
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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Blue Solid Body Electric...
Product Price  $2,199.99
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Used 2021 Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s Tobacco Sunburst...
Product Price  $2,249.99
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Used 2022 Gibson Les Paul Standard 1960s AAA Flame Top...
Product Price  $2,499.99
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Used 2012 Gibson Les Paul Standard Chicago Blue Solid Body...
Product Price  $1,399.99
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Vintage 1978 Gibson Les Paul Standard Tobacco Sunburst...
Product Price  $3,299.99
Used 2000 Gibson Les Paul Standard Silver Sparkle Solid...
Product Price  $2,399.99
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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Double Cut Honey Burst Solid...
Product Price  $1,599.99
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Used Gibson Les Paul Axcess Standard Iced Tea Burst Solid...
Product Price  $2,799.99
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Used Gibson 2005 Les Paul Standard Limited Edition...
Product Price  $2,499.99
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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Walnut Solid Body Electric...
Product Price  $1,449.99
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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard 2 Tone Sunburst Solid Body...
Product Price  $1,399.99
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Used Gibson Adam Jones Les Paul Standard Silver Burst Solid...
Product Price  $2,350.99
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When it comes to electric guitars, you can't get much more iconic than Gibson's Les Paul line of axes, and the Gibson Les Paul Standard is arguably the most iconic of them all. The initial Les Paul model was introduced in 1952, featuring a solid mahogany body with a carved maple top, dual P-90 single-coil pickups, set-neck construction (as opposed to Fender's bolt-on necks), a trapeze tailpiece and a distinctive Goldtop finish. The Standard model was introduced in 1958, and featured newly-designed humbucker dual-coil pickups, Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece, and a stunning sunburst finish, which allowed the beauty of the figured maple top to show through. This version of the Les Paul was only produced from 1958-60, totaling about 1700 guitars, before slowing sales caused Gibson to change the design to what we now recognize as the SG, with its twin horn cutaways and flat slab body. The ˜58-60 era Les Pauls, however, became popular among blues and rock guitarists like Eric Clapton and Fleetwood Mac's Peter Green for their incredible tone and sustain, and are now among the most valuable production guitars ever produced.

By 1968, as demand for the carved-top Les Paul had grown, the Gibson Les Paul Standard was reintroduced to the market, and has been a mainstay of Gibson's electric line ever since. Today's version is faithful to those collectible vintage axes, but with several modern improvements. For instance, the innovative switching options include coil tapping for low-noise single-coil tones, as well as out-of-phase and direct-through capabilities, in addition to the legendary humbucker rumble. The solid, one-piece quarter-sawn mahogany neck is carved in the asymmetrical SlimTaper profile, and topped with a compound radius fretboard for effortless chording and lightning-fast leads. The mahogany body now features carefully routed chambers to enhance sustain and resonance, while also providing a bit of weight relief, with a carved top of standard or AAA-grade premium figured maple. Finishes include the familiar Heritage Cherry Sunburst and Goldtop options, as well as Light Burst, Honey Burst, Fireball, Ebony, Blue Mist, and Translucent Amber or Black.

If you've ever wondered how guitar heroes like Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Slash and Mike Bloomfield got their killer tones, a large part of the equation lies in the guitar itself - the Gibson Les Paul Standard. As much a work of art as a musical instrument, this model is considered to be the holy grail of iconic rock axes among guitar collectors and tone freaks alike. Try one for yourself and see why the legend lives on.