This model, which appears to have been made in the 1990s, has traditional specs with a maple top and mahogany back body, mahogany neck, and ebony fingerboard.
Burny Les Pauls from this era are still very popular and sought after due to their high quality.
The fret edge binding, as seen on Gibson and other Les Pauls, shows the attention to detail in the design.
The rear pickup has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan TB12J, which produces an open sound without losing attack even when deeply distorted.
The strings have been cleaned, replaced, rods adjusted, octave adjusted, string height adjusted, and the escutcheon and screws have been replaced after arrival.
There are some scratches from use, but it can be used without any problems.
There are dents on the back and end of the body and the back of the neck.
Item rank: B+ (Good)
Truss Rod ： Plenty of room
Fretboard : 80% or more
Accessories ： Hard case / Non-genuine
Country of Origin ： JAPAN
Weight ： 3.84kg
Product Specifications
Truss rod [No problem] No problem after checking up to 60 degrees to the left and right of the rod.
Fret Remaining [No Problem] There is enough fret height.
String height (bass string side): 2.0mm above the 12th fret
String height (treble string side) 1.5mm above 12th fret
Nut width 43.5mm
Neck thickness (near 1st fret) 21.3mm
Neck thickness (near 12th fret) 25.2mm
Scale 628mm (24.75”)
RADIUS 305mm (12”)
Strings at setup ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set
Repair and maintenance parts Cleaning, string change, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment