Gibson Les Paul Custom 70s - wine red

Introduced in 1953, the Custom was initially conceived as a high-end version of the Les Paul Model. It was a request from Monsieur Les Paul himself, who dreamed of it in tuxedo-like black!
Production of the Les Paul Custom was discontinued in 1961 in favor of the Double-Cutaway, later known by its famous SG name. It was reintroduced in 1968, and underwent a number of subsequent evolutions. The 1970s version was produced in Nashville, rather than Kalamazoo to Nashville. The GIBSON Les Paul Custom 70s (LPCU700WRGH1) is a reinterpretation of this model with typical seventies features. It features the iconic "Custom Split Diamond" inlay on the headstock, inspired by the Gibson Super 400. The pickups fitted to the Les Paul Custom 70s are Gibson Calibrated T-Type (Orange Drop capabilities). Available in Ebony, Tobacco Burst, Wine Red and Buttercream Top, it's sure to make a few hearts skip a beat!