From 1984, here’s a Gibson Custom Les Paul dressed in a rich Wine Red finish, with block fret markers and the iconic Gibson Custom headstock inlay. At first glance, it’s everything you’d expect from a classic Les Paul — but look closer, and you’ll find something unexpected: a legendary Kahler tremolo system at the bridge.
Outfitted with a locking nut and fine tuners, this setup lets you dive-bomb and shred like you’re playing a Jackson Dinky, while still enjoying the unmistakable sustain and heft of a true Les Paul Custom.
The tuners are another unique touch — a collaboration between Gibson and Schaller. These speed tuners eliminate the need for a peg winder during string changes, adding a touch of practicality to the performance-minded build.
Whether you’re into classic rock, heavy metal, or anything in between, this guitar delivers. A perfect fit for passionate collectors and shred-heads alike — this one’s calling your name.
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This guitar is a window into a moment when players were pushing boundaries, and Gibson was listening. That blend of traditional tonewood heft with 80s-era playability mods is rare, and frankly, pretty thrilling to experience. 
Wine-dark presentation, feels solid in hand with butter-smooth setup plus Kahler trem. Coming to us from 1984, this beauty is in great shape and ready for more action. 1 in stock
| Scale Length | 24.625 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.688 in |
| String Spacing | 2 in |
| Woods | Maple, Mahogany |
From 1984, here's a Gibson Custom Les Paul dressed in a rich Wine Red finish, with block fret markers and the iconic Gibson Custom headstock inlay. At first glance, it's everything you'd expect from a classic Les Paul — but look closer, and you'll find something unexpected: a legendary Kahler tremolo system at the bridge
This guitar is a window into a moment when players were pushing boundaries, and Gibson was listening. That blend of traditional tonewood heft with 80s-era playability mods is rare, and frankly, pretty thrilling to experience.
Wine-dark presentation, feels solid in hand with butter-smooth setup plus Kahler trem. Coming to us from 1984, this beauty is in great shape and ready for more action. 