year
2007
serial number
7 1107
madin
Japan
sound features
It is said to be made with the vintage of the original Gibson in mind, but this one has a clearer sound profile.
Therefore, it has a quicker rise.
I think it is a very high quality guitar if you consider it to be different from the original.
This one has a superb balance between low and high frequencies.
It sounds very well.
The vibration transmitted from the strings to the body is pleasant.
The rear pickup is a Seymour Duncan SH-5, and the midrange is slightly emphasized.
purchase price
210,000 yen
type of gear
Les Paul
body material
(Top) Hard Maple , (Back) Honduras Mahogany
body finish
Lacquer
neck material
Honduras Mahogany
fingerboard material
Honduras Rosewood
tuning machenes
GOTOH SD90-SL
number of frets
#213
scale length
624mm
pickups
(Neck) Seymour Duncan SH-55n,(Bridge) Seymour Duncan SH-5
controls
Neck Volume & Tone, Bridge Volume & Tone Toggle PU Selector
bridge
Vintage type TUNE-MATIC, Aluminum Tailpiece
category
Electric-Solid-Body-Guitar
I want a guitar I can play for the rest of my life.
At first, I was going to buy a Gibson, but one day in 2011, by a strange coincidence, I came across this guitar and decided to buy it the moment I heard the sound.
I named it LIMONE because of its lemon drop color, but later I ended up wearing it with a certain lemon tea (lol).
The back of the head is signed by Ken Yokoyama, guitarist of Hi-STANDARD.