Gibson introduces Les Paul 1950's Tribute model

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Gibson introduces Les Paul 1950's Tribute model

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Think I am going to have to serious check these out.... might have to sell something to make room. I have always wanted an LP in Heritage Cherry.

"In honor of the decade that gave birth to rock and roll Gibson USA is proud to present the acclaimed Les Paul Studio in a unique new package. The new Les Paul Studio 50s Tribute model embodies the look and tone of the great original Les Pauls from the 1950s, at a price that fits the wallets of today’s hardworking musicians. Ever since its introduction in 1983, the Les Paul Studio model has been enormously popular with players seeking the power and versatility of the original Les Paul Standard in a ready-for-action package, with a price to match. The Les Paul Studio 50s Tribute sticks to the script entirely, but its five worn 50s-style finishes and meaty dual single-coil P-90 pickups give it a look akin to classics from the decade of the Les Paul’s birth, so much so that you’ll be doing a double-take to check it’s not an original 55-year-old Lester!"

http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electri ... ibute.aspx

Looks like they are going to go for about $850. Finally an affordable Gibson American Les Paul.
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Re: Gibson introduces Les Paul 1950's Tribute model

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The originals were a lot cheaper than that- why didn't you pick one up then?
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In the long run.... I won't be getting one of these..... I really want a decent little acoustic. I have a Gibson Les Paul Special DC Faded and I don't play it much as the scale is so much shorter than my strat and tele. I keep it here in the studio to pluck around on....... :oops: And the bike chain would be a better investment. :lol: