HoboMan Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 SOLD UPDATED with better pics 2011 Gibson Les Paul Standard I believed it's a Traditional Pro. It has two P90s that can be split with the volume knobs. Has locking tuners. All original as far as I can tell. It's in GREAT condition. The original owner put a felt protector on the back. Includes original HardShell case. http://www.guitarcen...985-i2170317.gc Sounds & plays great. Neck is straight, 60s profile. Plays fast. Frets are perfect. I bought this as an impulse buy to use as a backup but I just can't play single cut guitars. I have some quick photos I took. I'll post some better ones when I get some time. $1350 shipped & PayPal'd.
HoboMan Posted April 16, 2012 Author Posted April 16, 2012 Trades?Hoping to get cash but it wouldn't hurt to hear trade offers.
BlueRedWhite Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 oh Lord have mercy...gibson with p90s...and black, that is beautiful
HoboMan Posted April 24, 2012 Author Posted April 24, 2012 How hot are the pickups?I have a 57 & 57+ in my Gibson SG and they sound about as hot as those but more open. Not as compressed or "boxey"http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Les-Paul/Gibson-USA/Les-Paul-Traditional-Pro-Split-Coil-P-90s.aspxThis is from Gibson's website: "Beyond the look and feel of this great new member of the Les Paul family, a pair of Gibson USA's new Tapped P-90 pickups take the Les Paul Traditional Pro with Tapped P-90s right over the top. A "coil tap" feature usually refers to splitting a humbucking pickup, but in the truer sense of the term these new single-coil units are wound with a "tap wire" that eliminates a portion of the coil, to access a second sound from each pickup. In full mode each pickup sounds like a traditional thick, snarly Alnico V P-90 in its position (approximately 7.0k ohm in the neck position and 8.6k ohm in the bridge), but lift the push-pull switch on each pickup's volume control, and resistance levels drop to 5.0k ohm and 6.0k ohm respectively, for a brighter, sharper single-coil sound that is still rich and authentic, and not as thin as other pickups that are split entirely in half."
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