1952 les paul

[dagl]

Hi Guys,

This lusty 1952 les paul arrived is up for sale.
It has a 1954 Original fixed bigsby and dogbone bridge.



I was wondering if there is someone out here who owned the les paul, I think bigsby'd did. I've seen serveral pictures of the guitar on the forum.

Price would be aroud 15900 euro's.

I would have to sell my 59 tv junior and my 58 SC junior to buy it. Just looking to swap some thoughts on the matter.

Thanks guys.

 

[OBX351]

No thoughts.....just get it!!!!!

 

[ajory72]

Cool as brother buy buy buy that gold goodness!

 

[Stoj]

That sure is a beauty

 

[jaik]

You'll find another Jr without any trouble in the future; might as well plunge in and see if a GT makes you happier. I have a special and a GT, they do different things but the GT has a lot more range of tones. The Bigsby is just bonus. IMO a GT is worth 2 Jrs easily.
If you wait around too long hemming and hawing it will disappear, I've made that mistake before. Go for it.

 

[TheX]

Secksi!

 

[keko123]

Pretty

 

[DavGrape]

100 years old isn't too terribly far off.

 

[dagl]

Making the phonecall this afternoon. we'll see if there is a deal in the making. I'll keep informed.

 

[Meathead872]

100 years old isn't too terribly far off.

Why did I read this, I was born in '52'

 

[fretnot]

It sold recently. It's apparently for sale again, at a considerably higher price.

 

[Left Paw]

The best 'original' set-up for this first-year LP.

 

[dagl]

I wasn't able to cut the deal. I found it a little to expensive and dicided to stick to the juniors for now. Time to track another one down

 

[jaik]

yea its priced a bit high for the condition, but I'd take a well playing 52 gold top with a bigsby over 2 (or 3 or 4) juniors any day.

 

[cherrick]

have the neck reset