LCPG-36, 2007 Gibson® Les Paul Standard Faded. Honey Burst, 50's neck profile, 6 lbs. 14 oz. (3.12 Kg.). This was one of my first personal Fadeds and I used it between 2007 and 2008. I then sold it to the rhythm guitar player in my band, Small Time Leroy. The guitar originally had BB Pros, but I installed a pair of Manalishi pickups in it in May, 2008. It was just traded to me towards a Manalishi for my band mate. I needed to bring the guitar up to current LCPG specs, so I installed a new set of short shaft CTS 500K pots to replace the long shafts it had, and I installed a Faber BSWKIT and Tone-Lock bridge. My original paperwork, included with the guitar, lists the it as a "Tobacco Burst." However, Gibson designated the guitar as a Honey Burst, with "HB" written inside the neck pickup route. Overall, it's in good shape, with some minor dings and scratches. Nice flame, nice light weight and great tone!

LCPG-36, 2007 Gibson® Les Paul Standard Faded. Honey Burst, 50's neck profile, 6 lbs. 14 oz. (3.12 Kg.). This was one of my first personal Fadeds and I used it between 2007 and 2008. I then sold it to the rhythm guitar player in my band, Small Time Leroy. The guitar originally had BB Pros, but I installed a pair of Manalishi pickups in it in May, 2008. It was just traded to me towards a Manalishi for my band mate. I needed to bring the guitar up to current LCPG specs, so I installed a new set of short shaft CTS 500K pots to replace the long shafts it had, and I installed a Faber BSWKIT and Tone-Lock bridge. My original paperwork, included with the guitar, lists the it as a "Tobacco Burst." However, Gibson designated the guitar as a Honey Burst, with "HB" written inside the neck pickup route. Overall, it's in good shape, with some minor dings and scratches. Nice flame and nice light weight!

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