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| GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD 1987 |
No matter you like Slash or not. But it is indeed undeniable that Slash was the one who brought Gibson Les Paul became famous at that time. When other rock players play hammer-ons and arpeggios them with high speed. Slash plays the blues is an element of rock music that began to disappear at that time.
At this time the post I will discuss the specification and provide information about the specification a little guitar Gibson Les Paul Standard 1987 belongs to Slash this. This guitar is a product of Gibson made in Nashville, Tennessee in 1987. This guitar accompanied the concert along with Slash Guns N ' Roses, Snakepit, Slash's and Velvet Revolver. This guitar has a mahogany body, 3-piece maple top with mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard. Along some refrets by luthier Sammy Sanchez, radius fingerboard (which began on May 12 ") has been leveled a bit to 14" at the nut, rounding up 12 "at the end of the neck piece. Dunlop 6105 frets high (measuring 0.055 "high with 0,090") will make easy elastic string. High strings at the nut is kept very low [about 1/64 "(0.03 mm)] in the top of the first fret. The height of the nut low makes it easier to play and help to play the guitar in tune with reducing the distance the string must be stretched to get to fret.
Following the specifications of the Gibson Les Paul Standard 1987:
Single cutaway mahogany body
Set-in mahogany neck
Bound carved maple top
22 fret bound rosewood fingerboard with pearl trapezoid inlay
Tune-o-matic bridge/stop tailpiece
Blackface peghead with pearl logo inlay
' Standard ' engraved on truss rod cover
Original 3-per-side tuners with pearloid buttons
Original Factory Chrome hardware
Original Cream Pickguard and trim
The original covered humbucker pickups
Original volume/tone controls
Original 3 position pickup selector switch
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