Gibson Les Paul Studio Session Electric Guitar with Softshell Case - Translucent Ebony Burst CD The thick-sounding EMG Retro Active PA-CM-SP

Name: Gibson Les Paul Studio Session Electric Guitar with Softshell Case - Translucent Ebony Burst CD The thick-sounding EMG Retro Active PA-CM-SP
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SKU: 70550195099
Price: 1349.99 USD
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Rating: 4.468 (23 reviews)

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Gibson Les Paul Studio Session Electric Guitar with Softshell Case Translucent Ebony Burst CD The thick sounding EMG Retro Active PA CM SP The thick sounding EMG Retro Active Hot 70 humbucker will handle high gain all day long Rosette Decoration Wood “rope” Inlaid Binding: Single ply cream The Les Paul™ Studio Session is an updated version of the classic Les Paul Studio with upgrades and refinements based on customer feedback and player requests

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