A 1993 Les Paul Special Junior II has arrived.
While it has the look of a Les Paul Special, this model differs from the standard Les Paul Special in its specifications, such as the use of a Tune-O-Matic bridge and P-100 pickups.
The wood materials consist of a solid one-piece mahogany body, mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard.
While this is a classic Les Paul Special combination, the use of slightly heavier woods produces a tight and sustained sound.
It is equipped with two P-100 pickups. These are stacked humbuckers, which not only reduce noise but also offer a thick, warm sound when clean, and a tight, powerful sound when high-gain. While having the same look as a P-90, these pickups possess different sounds and characteristics.
This instrument is from 1993. The guitar shows signs of heavy use, including dents, buckle marks, scratches, weathering of the paint, a crack in the topcoat on the headstock, and paint peeling on the body top near the 6th string. However, the wear and tear from age and years of use gives it a genuine, aged look that can't be achieved with a purely aged instrument.
Regarding the neck condition, the original nut and frets show almost no wear, with approximately 70-80% remaining. The truss rod also has plenty of adjustment range, so the neck is in good working order. Other accessories include the original hardshell case and a 6-month used guitar warranty.
Accessories: Original hardshell case
Weight: 3.76kg
Body: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12"
Scale Length: 24.75"
Frets: 22, Original
Nut: Original
Tuning Machines: Mini "Grover" type
Bridge: ABR-1
Pickups: P-100 Humbucking Pickups
Control: 2-Vol, 2-Tone, 3-way