1970 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop for sale

shugz

BGG said:

shugz said:

Tuesday bump for a bitta Gold

H

Behave teaser

Ah be off with ya!

You could buy 350.8754385965 of this thar Goldtop here or one 'The Beast'.

I'm providing solid you know it makes sense value. It's a public service....

H

shugz

Weekend Millionaire bump.

'70 GT still awaiting its new home

Cheers 
Hugh

shugz

Sunday bump for the (g)old boy

H

BGG

How chunky is chunky ? As in the neck?

shugz

It's a fair handful but a really lovely profile. I hate these '58' '59' generic profile terms bandied about as they are not that accurate - all those guitars were handmade by real life humanoids back I the day so they all differed.

It's probably going by modern profile descriptions near to a '58' style but has a lot more rounded characteristic and for me, much more inviting to play.

H

BGG

Ah cheers for that mate , I have small hands so always a bit concerned regarding bigger necks. 

Hmmmmmm ???

shugz

Well, one way to find out....

Don't live life with regret

H

tele69

How the heck is this still around - don’t tempt me
free bumps for cool guitars

John_P

Would a Suhr Classic Antique be of interest in trade/px?      Amazing guitar but a Les Paul would suit me better.

shugz

Thanks kindly for the offer but just looking at a cash sale for the Goldtop.

Cheers 
Hugh

shugz

tele69 said:

How the heck is this still around - don’t tempt me
free bumps for cool guitars

Yer very kind. Thank you muchly!

Cheers 
Hugh

the_passenger

Out of all the pre-'74 Kalamazoo Goldtops I've had, the ones that had the tone were always the fat neck examples (think mid-2000s R9 profile). It's not easy to find those. After '68, many had a funky neck profile - starting out very flat like a 2000s LP Classic, then getting big around the 12th range. 

If I wasn't in the EU, I would have probably already got this one. I love fat neck early Deluxes.   

shugz

the_passenger said:

Out of all the pre-'74 Kalamazoo Goldtops I've had, the ones that had the tone were always the fat neck examples (think mid-2000s R9 profile). It's not easy to find those. After '68, many had a funky neck profile - starting out very flat like a 2000s LP Classic, then getting big around the 12th range. 

If I wasn't in the EU, I would have probably already got this one. I love fat neck early Deluxes.   

Thanks kindly - fully agree as these bigger necked ones really sing. I had an earlier issues early Deluxe from '69 at the same time as this and on paper a 'better' guitar but this wiped the floor with it so sold that and kept this.

H

shugz

SOLD

Cheers 
H