Gibson Les Paul Junior Electric Guitar w/Case - Cherry Red (1959) Switches : 8”-14”

: 8”-14”

G&L Dual Fulcrum Vibrato

arpeggios or single notes with no glitches

The contact at Gibson said it was not uncommon for these guitars and similar models from the time to have incorrect bracing and slightly differing specs making for some slightly odd models

This design results in a Splash cymbal with biting tone and plenty of substance and depth

Gibson Les Paul Junior Electric Guitar w/Case - Cherry Red (1959) Switches : 8”-14”Introduced in 1954, the original single cutaway Les Paul Jr was marketed as an affordable but high quality alternative to the standard Les Paul models. This model made way for the double cutaway model in 1958 and was available until 1961 when it became the SG shaped Les Paul Jr. By stripping down the features such as the binding & carved top and having a super simple single pickup setup, this Les Paul Jr was sold for $132. 50 as opposed to the Les