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Classicplayer · 08-28-2010, 12:43 PM

esskell,

I'm glad you read up on Les Pauls before your purchase. That is a great looking top of that guitar. Is there much fret wear on it?

I also have a 2000 Les Paul Classic that I bought new in Nov 2000. It is the Honeyburst color and similar to yours. The top has a varigated grain to it I think. I kept the original ceramics in it for three years. Then I took them out and put in the same Duncans that you have. Much better for me. I keep .10 gauge strings on it. It is probably in need of a fret dress right now, but I could get some miles out of it I guess.

Congrats on you purchase and many enjoyable hours you should have with it.

Classicplayer

08-28-2010, 12:43 PM	#6 (permalink)
Classicplayer Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 840 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: 2000 Les Paul Classic esskell, I'm glad you read up on Les Pauls before your purchase. That is a great looking top of that guitar. Is there much fret wear on it? I also have a 2000 Les Paul Classic that I bought new in Nov 2000. It is the Honeyburst color and similar to yours. The top has a varigated grain to it I think. I kept the original ceramics in it for three years. Then I took them out and put in the same Duncans that you have. Much better for me. I keep .10 gauge strings on it. It is probably in need of a fret dress right now, but I could get some miles out of it I guess. Congrats on you purchase and many enjoyable hours you should have with it. Classicplayer