Here we have a relatively new Gibson Les Paul Classic, 2019 with a translucent red top. Cool looking guitar with a typical classic slim 60s neck profile.  This guitar an old school design of beauty with its understated simple and classy top. The instrument has various newer options such as coil splitting via the push-pull tone pots and burst bucket type pickups. It’s got a fantastic feel and smooth neck. Guitar is a great player and lives in its hard-case.

This Gibson Les Paul Classic, 2002 with a fine Lemon burst top is indeed a classic. Cool looking guitar with a typical classic slim 60s neck profile.  This guitar an old school design of beauty with its understated simple and classy top. The instrument has a fantastic feel and killer look to it, sound wise it is awesome too as it is kitted out with great stock ceramic  pickups. Guitar is a great player and lives in its hard-case.

There we have a Gibson Les Paul Classic with a fine top in a blue finish. The Classic is every bit a classic, and indeed it is with its unusual finish. Lately Gibson has started to use some more unusual colours like green and blue and this is a good example. It is one of the finest guitars in the collection and has the typical slim 60s neck profile.  Therefore we have here a gorgeous 2012 Gibson Les Paul Classic with that easy playing thin neck.. The instrument is sound wise also awesome too as it is kitted out with great stock ceramic pickups. Guitar is a great player and lives in its hardcase.

Here we have a Gibson Les Paul Classic 1995 with a fine flame Maple top, and indeed it is. It is one of the finest new guitars in the collection and has the typical classic slim 60s neck profile.  Standard set of ceramic pickups and the usual 2 vol 2 tone arrangement with the 3 way pick up selector switch. This guitar an old school Les Paul design with an attractive look and classy flame top. The instrument has a fantastic feel and sound wise it is awesome too as it is kitted out with great stock pickups. Guitar lives in its brown coloured hard-case.

Gibson Les Paul Classic (1995)

Here a rare Cream White Gibson Les Paul DC Classic 2007. A classic of the 2000s DC line up in Gibson Les Paul DC series, Made in USA. Great looking gloss Cream finish on a maple top, capping off a double-cut Mahogany body. Slim profile set Mahogany neck, topped with a bound 22-fret Rosewood board (Black). Tone supplied by a pair of hum-buckers with 3-way switch and master volume and tone. Chrome hardware, including Gibson Kluson tuners. All original with no mods, breaks, or repairs. Guitar is in near mint condition with some minor marks. Guitar lives in plush lined hard case.

This Gibson Les Paul Classic, 2002 with a fine Cherry Sunburst top is indeed classic. It is one of the nicest guitars in the collection and has the typical classic slim 60s neck profile.  This guitar an old school design of beauty with its understated simple and classy top. The instrument has a fantastic feel and killer look to it, sound wise it is awesome too as it is kitted out with great stock ceramic  pickups. Guitar is a great player and lives in its hard-case.

This Gibson Les Paul Custom Classic with a fine Maple top is a bit of a classic, and indeed it is. It is one of the finest guitars in the collection and was custom made for Jimmy Page as part of a batch of 4-5 in the early 90’s for touring with Page and Plant, The guitar ended up being damaged at the jack socket and was sent for repair by the roadie, who can’t recall having it returned by the guitar tech. Word is he kept it and sold it to a collector whose Les Paul collection including this one featured in August 2009 Guitar and Bass issue (See photo’s). Therefore we have here a gorgeous 1990 Gibson Les Paul Classic with 1960 spec featuring that desirable thin neck of the 1960 era with a bit of rock mojo. This guitar an old school design of timeless beauty with its understated classy top. The instrument has a fantastic feel and killer look to it, sound wise it is awesome too as it is wired with a push-pull Wah-Wah on the bridge pick up tone pot, creating that classic “Dazed and Confused” and “No Quarter” distorted Wah sound..
The guitar sounds absolutely stunning with powerful vintage open 1960’s hum-buckers. Some more retro features are the double ringed original 1960’s tuners and a superbly polished fine-grained rosewood finger board. Therefore, this guitar has an amazing feel and is quick to get to grips with. Well taken care of and is in great condition!