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$600,000 Gibson LP


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That's AUD, it's actually 385,000 US dollars, flippin bargain:)


I'm a bit confused as to how if the pickup covers are original soldered and untouched how they know there's a zebra and a double creme under there:idk:

I thought they only ever used black bobbins in the covered 50s PAFs

 

 

Good question, but Gibson ran out of the black dye for the bobbins, and white (undyed) ones were used randomly,so you'd get b/b,b/w (zebra),and w/w.

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Good question, but Gibson ran out of the black dye for the bobbins, and white (undyed) ones were used randomly,so you'd get b/b,b/w (zebra),and w/w.

 

 

Yes, and this occurs only in 1959 models, I believe.

 

If you pull a PAF out of the guitar and look at it from the back, you can see the edge of the bobbins around the baseplate. So they would be able to tell the color of the bobbins.

 

That's nice...juuuuuust a little outside of my budget.:poke:

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That's AUD, it's actually 385,000 US dollars, flippin bargain:)


I'm a bit confused as to how if the pickup covers are original soldered and untouched how they know there's a zebra and a double creme under there:idk:

I thought they only ever used black bobbins in the covered 50s PAFs

 

 

you can see the bobbin color when you take off the 4 small screws on the baseplate.

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Yes, and this occurs only in 1959 models, I believe.


If you pull a PAF out of the guitar and look at it from the back, you can see the edge of the bobbins around the baseplate. So they would be able to tell the color of the bobbins.


That's nice...juuuuuust a little outside of my budget.:poke:

 

 

With gold plated pickups you could get white bobbined PAFs until the mid 60's

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