WOW great guitar and price, Les Paul Jr Double Cutaway Western Pickguard

[coldsteal2]

$799.00
Only 400 made

Gibson Les Paul Nashville Jr. Doublecut Electric Guitar with Western PickGuard Features:

Body Wood: Mahogany
Top wood: Maple
Scale Length: 24-3/4"
Neck Joint: Set-in
Neck Wood: Mahogany
Fretboard: Rosewood
Neck Shape: C-Shape 60's
Frets: 22
Nut Width: 1.695"
Fretboard Radius: 12"
Bridge: Fixed
Pickup Bridge: Gibson P-90
Controls: Volume / Tone
Tuners: Kluson
Hardware color: Chrome
Pickup selector: 3-way (? hmmm?)
Finish: Lacquer

[coldsteal2]

Im really concidering getting one, its a toss up between
this, a Tiny Terror so ill at least have something to enjoy
on Christmas.
The only thing i dont like is it comes with a dreaded Gig Bag.

[GibsonWorld]

Originally Posted by coldsteal2

Im really concidering getting one, its a toss up between
this, a Tiny Terror so ill at least have something to enjoy
on Christmas.
The only thing i dont like is it comes with a dreaded Gig Bag.

Gig bags are cool. I use them all the time. Unless I really need the HS case for touring, air travel etc.

BTW, I was not impressed with the Tiny Terror I played through

[coldsteal2]

Ah, so you werent impressed with the Tiny Terror
i have a hard time getting any info from people on it.
Probably the reason why hahah.

Looks like its the LP Jr, i need one anyway i have
an Epi Jr but really want a Gibson, and love the double
cutaway, reminds me of Steve Marriot.

cant figure out what the three way switch is suposed to be
unless its a typo

[BCRGreg]

Get that Junior. the Amp outta be called a TINNY Terror.

[Seoighs]

There's a maple cap on that Jr.? Not carved though.

[BCRGreg]

Week 41 - Nashville Les Paul Jr. Double Cutaway


Embellished with the Prairie Flower pickguard motif found on Gibson Acoustic’s iconic SJ-200, the Les Paul Nashville Junior Double Cutaway proves it’s a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. A dog-eared P-90, White Satin finish, ebony fingerboard, and wraparound compensated tailpiece make this a guitar with tremendous value and tremendous sound.

Limited run of 400

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BODY
Top Species: Mahogany
Back Species: Mahogany

NECK
Species: Mahogany
Profile: 60's
Peghead Pitch: 17°
Nut Width: 1.695"
Neck Joint Location: 17th Fret

FINGERBOARD
Species: Ebony
Scale Length: 243/4"
Number of Frets: 22
Inlays: Dot

HARDWARE
Plating Finish: Chrome
Tailpiece: Wraparound
Knobs: Black Top Hat
Machine Heads (Tuners): Chrome Grovers

ELECTRONICS
Bridge Pickup: P-90 Dog Ear
Controls: One volume, One tone, 3-way switch

OTHER
Strings: Brite Wires .010-.046

[Axeman16]

i dont like the pickguard. great price thoh. throw on a normal pickguard? it'll look great. they have great sound too.

[Seoighs]

Originally Posted by BCRGreg

BODY
Top Species: Mahogany
Back Species: Mahogany

...so help me out a bit here, since I can be 'slow'.

Are we looking at a mahogany slab (as seems obvious), or mahogany 'pancakes'?

[terence_tez]

Originally Posted by coldsteal2

$799.00
Only 400 made

Gibson Les Paul Nashville Jr. Doublecut Electric Guitar with Western PickGuard Features:

Body Wood: Mahogany
Top wood: Maple
Scale Length: 24-3/4"
Neck Joint: Set-in
Neck Wood: Mahogany
Fretboard: Rosewood
Neck Shape: C-Shape 60's
Frets: 22
Nut Width: 1.695"
Fretboard Radius: 12"
Bridge: Fixed
Pickup Bridge: Gibson P-90
Controls: Volume / Tone
Tuners: Kluson
Hardware color: Chrome
Pickup selector: 3-way (? hmmm?)
Finish: Lacquer

i'l take the guitar over the amp any time...

[plecoman]

The amp sucks IMO... I don't know why its so raved about all over the net/shops.. I guess its a cheap, small tube amp that is cool looking... I really wanted to like it but was unimpressed completely playing one. Its not even that cheap...

This guitar I would buy in a flash if I had the cash and had to choose!

[loneguitar]

get the guitar, I'm not crazy about the pick guard, but that's minor, and the price is RIGHT!!!!!!!!

[Paul]

if i had of known i woulda snapped one up

[lp59aholicDon]

Damn Never saw that one, I think the 3 way switch like the neck joint at the seventeenth fret are both typos The heel on these things usually dont show till bout the 19th or 20th fret , P 90s ,are always cool, GOOD Blues Vibe

[guitarguru]

Originally Posted by coldsteal2

Im really concidering getting one, its a toss up between
this, a Tiny Terror so ill at least have something to enjoy
on Christmas.
The only thing i dont like is it comes with a dreaded Gig Bag.

sell the gigbag and get a hard shell casenice guitar

[rastus]

I got one of these at the GC here. They gave it to me in a hardcase with white lining, probably a mistake. I didn't really dig it, loved the guard, but not so much the worn paint.The singer in my band really loved it's looks, andeven though I didn't really love it's action or tone, Dave loved it. So, he paid me what I had in it, now it's his. I owned it for about 5 hours.

[lp59aholicDon]

Originally Posted by Seoighs

...so help me out a bit here, since I can be 'slow'.

Are we looking at a mahogany slab (as seems obvious), or mahogany 'pancakes'?

Mahogany Slab, No Maple Caps, Two planks of wood most likely, One the neck and the other the body

I like it the pickguard can always be changed