Up for sale is a clean and lightly used 2020 Gibson Lukas Nelson Les Paul Junior in Sunburst. This example is in excellent condition showing little signs of wear or use. Pro setup in house and comes complete with its original hard case. Weight: 7lbs. 2oz.

Lukas and Gibson's Luthiers worked closely to develop his Lukas Nelson '56 Les Paul Junior. Several prototypes were road tested by Lukas on tour over this past year and the end result is Lukas's vision. Based off his beloved 1956 Les Paul Junior which has been his main guitar for several years, the Lukas Nelson '56 Les Paul Junior is rooted in tradition with some modern enhancements. Like his original, the single cutaway slab Mahogany body, and neck are crafted of genuine Mahogany for its resonant tonal characteristics and moderate weight. The fat 50's-style neck profile feels smooth and comfortable while providing rigidity and sustain. It features a Rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays and medium jumbo frets for a vintage feel with modern playability. Finished in a deluxe satin Vintage Sunburst, this shade was developed to capture the same vintage patina of his original. The single, dog-ear P-90 pickup features Alnico III magnets and is voiced to replicate the tonal response that Lukas requires. The single volume and tone controls have gold speed knobs (as used in 1956) and are hand-wired featuring an orange drop capacitor and original spec 500k vintage audio taper pots. The aged nickel-plated hardware includes Vintage Deluxe strip style tuners w/ white buttons like the originals but feature a higher gear ratio for improved performance. The 50's style wraparound bridge provides the same look and solid resonance as the original, but it is made with a stealthy compensation contour to improve intonation accuracy.

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