| 1989 Orville LPS-75D Solid Top Les Paul, Documentation & Gig Bag $980.00 |
Here's a stunning solid top Les Paul by Orville. It is a great package - the original gig bag is included as is the packet
with the owner's card and tool. You don't find the solid tops with grain this nice too often. It's masterfully crafted with
a very tight, chunky neck, and has the most sought-after finish type. It has the type 2 serial numbering, so it was made
by FujiGenGakki back in the latter part of the 1980s. This was at the height of their production when the best of them
were being made. The frets are still nice and tall and the only wear on the guitar is cosmetic in nature. There are a
few light dings and a handful of scratches, what you'd expect from a well-loved Paul. The worst of it is on the bottom
or the back near the input jack, which we have shown in detail below. It may not be mint, but if you plan on playing it,
it already is worn in all the right places and structurally and player-wise is like new. No issues at all that we found - the
pickups are well-matched and overall you'd be getting a much more solid and well-built Les Paul than a US-made
guitar. Weighs in at a nice 8 lbs. 6 ounces.
with the owner's card and tool. You don't find the solid tops with grain this nice too often. It's masterfully crafted with
a very tight, chunky neck, and has the most sought-after finish type. It has the type 2 serial numbering, so it was made
by FujiGenGakki back in the latter part of the 1980s. This was at the height of their production when the best of them
were being made. The frets are still nice and tall and the only wear on the guitar is cosmetic in nature. There are a
few light dings and a handful of scratches, what you'd expect from a well-loved Paul. The worst of it is on the bottom
or the back near the input jack, which we have shown in detail below. It may not be mint, but if you plan on playing it,
it already is worn in all the right places and structurally and player-wise is like new. No issues at all that we found - the
pickups are well-matched and overall you'd be getting a much more solid and well-built Les Paul than a US-made
guitar. Weighs in at a nice 8 lbs. 6 ounces.
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