1959 LP Burst Replica

brentrocks

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For Sale....

1959 Gibson LP Burst replica. I had this custom built by a luthier here in MI this year. I'm looking to make some other guitar purchases, so this one has to go.

This beauty features:

* Eastern Maple top
* Honduran Mahogany back
* Brazilian board
* Long tenon
* Expert, spot-on aging
* Holy head veneer
* Nitro finish

This guitar is new, well, aged new...it plays incredible and sounds incredible. It has a HRW in the bridge and a SD Pearly Gates in the neck with CTS 500k pots and Russian NOS PIO caps.

$2750 + shipping and PP fees OBO

brentrocks@aol.ocm
269-207-7328

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more pics here... http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y52/ebmmquilt/59 burst/

thanks for looking!!!!
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

I'm blowing this thing out. $2300 + shipp & pp

269-207-7328

don't offer lower. This is the bottom!
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

Brent, I was going to PM you anyway about something related to this on my hit list, maybe you can help me out. PM sent
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

I hate that you're selling this because one day somebody will actually sell this off as a "real" Gibson.
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

I hate that you're selling this because one day somebody will actually sell this off as a "real" Gibson.

There is some obvious things that buyers will know, here is the neckpup opening on an original, you can see there is more exposed wood at the end of the fretboard and no extra bore marks/stamps. Frets are a givaway also, they should not extend over the binding since the binding was put on last on originals. Tuners should also say Gibson on them as I recall

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Builder did it right and left enough tells so as not to make it look too perfect, I commend him

Still a very nice replica that needs to be rocked hard
 
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Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

I never said they'd sell it as a '59. I said someone will sell this off as a real Gibson. People buy counterfeit Gibsons all the time thinking they are real. This guitar is miles ahead of those Chinese knockoffs.

I'm not trying to be an ass either. I'm just telling the truth.
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

Selling a cheap Epiphone that LOOKS like a Gibson is one thing, but if this is on a par with a genuine Gibson then it's not quite the same crime.

I'm not saying it would be alright to sell this as a Gibson, just that it would not be as bad as some cheap POS.
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

Selling a cheap Epiphone that LOOKS like a Gibson is one thing, but if this is on a par with a genuine Gibson then it's not quite the same crime.

I'm not saying it would be alright to sell this as a Gibson, just that it would not be as bad as some cheap POS.

That's true (in a way) if it was being sold as a player. But looking as genuinely well-aged as this one does probably relegates it to being bought by an amateur collector who thinks it's going to be an investment and a piece of musical history or something. That's IF it's being sold as a Gibson.

A Gibson will hold and sometimes increase in value. A copy won't.

Not saying a bad word against the particular guitar here, by the way. From how it looks and the obvious attention to detail that went onto it's manufacture, it's probably of a higher standard than a lot of guitars Gibson are releasing at the minute.
 
Re: 1959 LP Burst Replica

That's true (in a way) if it was being sold as a player. But looking as genuinely well-aged as this one does probably relegates it to being bought by an amateur collector who thinks it's going to be an investment and a piece of musical history or something. That's IF it's being sold as a Gibson.

A Gibson will hold and sometimes increase in value. A copy won't.

Not saying a bad word against the particular guitar here, by the way. From how it looks and the obvious attention to detail that went onto it's manufacture, it's probably of a higher standard than a lot of guitars Gibson are releasing at the minute.

Hopefully, especially in this internet age, a collector will research their subject before buying any guitar as an investment.

If I bought this guitar thinking it was a real Gibson I'd be really angry. But not as angry as I'd be if it was a POS Chinese fake.:bigthumb:
 
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