GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD 2008 HONEY BURST

Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst
 2333,-
 2333,-
Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst Gibson
Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst
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Available colors:
Chicago Blue:  Chicago Blue
 Desert Burst:  Desert Burst
 Ebony:  Ebony
 Ebony Left Handed:  Ebony Left Handed
 Goldtop:  Goldtop
 Heritage Cherry Sunburst:  Heritage Cherry Sunburst
 Honey Burst:  Honey Burst
 Iced Tea:  Iced Tea
 Light Burst:  Light Burst
 Wine Red:  Wine Red
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Gibson Les Paul Standard 2008 Honey Burst
The Gibson Les Paul 2008 Standard features a hand-carved figured maple top with matched chambered mahogany back outlined with single-ply binding. The neck is crafted from a single piece of mahogany, making it function as a single unit with the body. Its asymmetrical shape is the most comfortable neck offered on a Les Paul Standard. The BurstBucker Pro humbuckers have Alnico V magnets with windings to deliver an enhanced tone with more bite and brilliance.

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