Buskers BLC-300 Les Paul Custom Vintage 2-point fastening rod cover
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Buskers BLC-300 BuskersLes Paul custom typeProbably from the 1990s. I've played a lot of instruments in this class, and even compared to products produced in recent years, this one has a sharper tone and sounds much better.Judging from the two-point rod cover and the tightness of the rosewood fingerboard, it seems to be one of the earliest instruments made of good quality materials.Also, one thing to note is that in recent years, specs have changed to lighter specs of about 3.5 kg, but this one has a weight of 4.5 kg, which is close to the original. It is also distinctive that it appears.I thought the pickup had been upgraded, but I checked, but it was still the original one. The range was so wide that it was an illusion, and the tone was well-defined. This is a so-called hit individual!This is a wonderful piece with a natural yellow color that has aged over time.●Product descriptionThe Les Paul custom model is popular for its luxurious appearance, including a black body, gold parts, glittering position marks, and head inlays.It has a slightly lighter body than the traditional Les Paul and is recommended for beginners.This is an original brand from a major musical instrument store, so it is carefully crafted.●Product conditionExterior: There is some signs of use, but it is in very good condition considering its age, with no noticeable scratches or dents.The strings have also been replaced with new ones.The string height is set low to make it easy for beginners to play.Neck: Straight (enough room left and right)Frets: 90%Electrical system: No problems, no gullyAccessories: None, main unit only"(!)《Case not included.》Wrap the main unit in bubble wrap and pack it in a cardboard box along with the air cushion.Please rest assured that we will carefully package your item."●Pre-shipment adjustment/maintenance points・Body: Cleaner wipe, alcohol disinfection・Fingerboard: Grease cleaning, orange oil application・Control: Contact cleaner・String height adjustmentjapan vintagezakk wylde