Gibson Les Paul Deluxe '70s Electric Guitar Wine Red

The Gibson Les Paul Deluxe '70s electric guitar brings back the classic mini-humbucker sound of the 1970s. With its pair of Gibson mini-humbuckers, mahogany and maple tonewoods and vintage-style hardware, this Les Paul revives the look, feel and tone of the original. Designed for guitarists who want vintage character with modern playability, the Les Paul Deluxe '70s lets you channel classic rock and blues tones. Dual Gibson Mini-Humbuckers Offer Vintage-Inspired Tone The Gibson Les Paul Deluxe '70s features a pair of Gibson's own mini-humbucker pickups, as originally introduced on Les Pauls back in the 1970s. The mini-humbuckers deliver the hum-free performance Gibson is known for, with enhanced treble response compared to full-size humbuckers. You get articulate picking and strumming definition, with balanced mids and focused lows. From warm cleans to singing leads, the mini-humbuckers authentically capture classic Les Paul tones. Play Comfortably With a Rounded Mahogany Neck The Les Paul Deluxe '70s has a rounded mahogany neck profile that feels smooth and comfortable in your hand. The rounded C-shape provides a full, curvy contour that naturally fits your palm. Combined with a 24.75" scale length and 22 medium-jumbo frets, the mahogany neck offers easy playability across the entire fingerboard. Whether you're ripping solos or comping chords, your fingers move fluidly along the smooth rosewood fingerboard. Resonant Maple and Mahogany Body For balanced tone and sustain, the Les Paul Deluxe '70s features a maple top on a solid mahogany back. The dense mahogany provides a beefy low end, while the maple adds snap and resonance to the mids and highs. This classic tonewood combination produces full lows, strong mids and singing highs. The unbound body has an elegant, stripped-down look reminiscent of '70s models, allowing the gorgeous figured maple top to stand out. Decked Out With Vintage-Style Hardware The Les Paul Deluxe '70s is outfitted with hardware that nods to the 1970s. It has vintage-style Keystone tuning machines, a traditional Les Paul control layout with Top Hat knobs and a vintage-correct truss rod cover. The aged-looking parts complement the nitrocellulose lacquer finish for a well-worn classic vibe. Available in heritage sunburst and goldtop, the Les Paul Deluxe '70s looks, feels and sounds straight out of the 1970s.