2016 Gibson 50's Tribute Les Paul

RVA said:
Gahr does, although I am not sure of the year
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No, mine is a Traditional (2011) with a 60’s neck. The Traditional is basically a Standard with less weight relief and no PCB. I think mine originally came with speed knobs and with uncovered pickups.

The Tributes don’t have binding. Beautiful and good value for money, though!
 
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Gahr said:
No, mine is a Traditional (2011) with a 60’s neck. The Traditional is basically a Standard with less weight relief and no PCB. I think mine originally came with speed knobs and with uncovered pickups.

The Tributes don’t have binding. Beautiful and good value for money, though!
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Yes. Getting tough to find...the only one with the .951" 50's neck profile.

"The neck sports a rounded '50s neck profile that traditionalists love."

I want to find one....maybe trade my new 2016 Gibson Les Paul Studio T Series for it...
 
At least for now, I'm not going to do any more custom builds. It takes way too much time and its a huge distraction from playing.

Wire harness and shielding, Yes.

Scratch build, No.
 
Friend of mine has a 2012 one and it has a HUGE neck, so may not just be the ‘16’s. Sounds incredible too.
 
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gball said:
Friend of mine has a 2012 one and it has a HUGE neck. Sounds incredible too.
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Yep. I dig.

I'm not going to build any more guitars. Its a huge distraction from playing. 50's profile will have to do...
 
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Now you gone and done it.

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OH YEAH --- channel your inner Ferengi!!!!!! you can do it Bobby Boy!!! GO DOG GO!!!!! May the farce be with you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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