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1969 Gibson Les Paul Standard

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1969 Gibson Les Paul Standard1969 Gibson Les Paul Standard Early 1969 Goldtop from the desirable transition period. Large headstock, no volute, one piece mahogany body with maple top and a one piece mahogany neck with long tenon still to late 68 spec, before the later 69 changes (pancake body, volute, three piece neck). Serial number 541869 (no Made in USA stamp), with CTS pots dated week 52 of 1968. The original P 90s read 7. 6k (neck) and 7. 92k (bridge) a strong, balanced set

1969 Gibson Les Paul Standard 

Early 1969 Goldtop from the desirable transition period. Large headstock, no volute, one-piece mahogany body with maple top and a one-piece mahogany neck with long tenon — still to late-’68 spec, before the later ’69 changes (pancake body, volute, three-piece neck). Serial number 541869 (no “Made in USA” stamp), with CTS pots dated week 52 of 1968.

The original P-90s read 7.6k (neck) and 7.92k (bridge) — a strong, balanced set with an open, woody response. Weight is 4.15 kg, which is light for a ’69. The guitar was refretted in 2025 due to worn original frets (included in the case); clean work and excellent playability.

There were small hairline cracks at the headstock (near the truss rod cover) and at the neck tenon, professionally repaired in the past — fully stable and invisible. The back of the neck received a light clear overspray as part of that repair, nicely aged. The original goldtop finish on the top and the clear coat on the back and sides remain untouched.

Electronics are otherwise original, including the two Sprague Black Beauty capacitors. The solder joints at the caps have been redone at some point, the rest is untouched.

Comes in the original Gibson case.

More details:

  • Serial number: 541869 (impressed, no "Made in USA" stamp)
  • One-piece mahogany body with maple top
  • One-piece mahogany neck (long tenon), large headstock, no volute
  • Indian rosewood fretboard with pearl trapezoid inlays
  • Neck thickness 22.6 mm at 1st fret, nut width 43 mm
  • 2 original P-90 pickups (neck 7.6k, bridge 7.92k)
  • Original CTS pots, code 137 6852 (week 52 of 1968)
  • Original Sprague Black Beauty capacitors (solder joints redone over time)
  • Original gold "reflector" knobs
  • Original cream single-layer pickguard (one replaced screw)
  • Original chrome ABR-1 bridge with patent number & nylon saddles
  • Original aluminum wraparound stoptail
  • Original double-line Kluson tuners 
  • Original 3-ply black truss rod cover
  • Original Switchcraft jack - Non-original cream jackplate (original cracked jackplate in case)
  • Professional refret 2025 (original frets in case)
  • Neck oversprayed during a former professional repair to small cracks at the headstock (truss rod area) and tenon
  • Original goldtop finish on top; original clear coat on back and sides
  • Original Gibson case
  • Weight: 4.15 kg
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