Gibson 1960 Les Paul Junior [Shipping Free｜8/31]

"No unnecessary embellishments are needed. I want to unleash the raw, destructive power of rock and the alluring vintage tone that emanates from a clean, single-pickup design."
Because it's a straightforward, no-nonsense piece, aren't you hungry for the overwhelming persuasive power that a genuine vintage piece possesses?

Born in 1954, the Les Paul Junior evolved into its striking double-cutaway shape in 1958. Its flat, simple mahogany body and single P-90 pickup give it a rock-and-roll look. The pickup features a rare, early long magnet, characteristic of the transitional period.RecruitIt possesses a thickness and allure that surpasses the limits of a single-coil pickup. Having survived an immense 66 years as of 2026, genuine Juniors are disappearing from the market, and it's no exaggeration to say that finding one in good condition is a miracle.

This 1960 Gibson Les Paul Junior in Cherry features early long-magnet dog-ear P-90 pickups. Its unadorned design, stripped of all pretense, is a condensed expression of the player's passion.

The pickup features an early long magnet, highly coveted by collectors.RecruitIt features a single dog-ear P-90 pickup. The combination of a generous number of coil turns and a strong, long magnet results in a sound that retains the wild, gritty high frequencies characteristic of single-coil pickups, while also producing an overwhelming thickness and rich harmonics that rivals humbuckers.

With absolutely no switches, it's the epitome of simplicity. Simply by adjusting the strength of your picking and turning down the volume and tone knobs, you can freely control everything from a bell-like clean tone to a frenzied rock sound with a heavily driven amp.

The mahogany neck is deeply set into the mahogany body. Over the immense 66 years, the moisture in the wood has completely dried out, resulting in a woody, sweet, and resonant tone in the mid-range, while the body and neck resonate together in an overwhelming, natural sound.

Despite being made in 1960, it's not excessively thin, and it has a thick, moderately tapered grip that feels solid in the hand. The moment you grip it, you feel its presence; it truly embodies rugged masculinity.

With its vibrant cherry finish and double-cutaway design that allows fingers to reach the last fret without stress, this guitar achieves both high playability and a strong stage presence.

For guitarists who want to plug directly into an amp and unleash a breathtaking rock tone that can crush a band with just the nuances of their playing, and who want the authentic sound of a long-magnet P-90 from the golden age of the 60s as their partner, this is the perfect choice. With a history spanning 66 years, this instrument has an intensely addictive quality that will make it hard to go back to any other guitar once you've held it in your hands.

Awakened after 66 years, this is the origin and pinnacle of rock.
The rugged feel of the neck that you sense the moment you pick it up, and the insane vintage sound of the early P-90 pickups, are pleasures that only those who hold it in their hands can experience.

[SPEC]
BODY: Mahogany
NECK: Mahogany
FINGERBOARD: Rosewood
Pickup: P-90
WEGHT: 3.08kg
NUTWIDETH: 42.7mm
24 3/4" Medium Scale Neck
w/Hardcase (GIbson Rocket Case)
*Frets and nut have been replaced.

[Repair/modification history / replacement parts / exterior condition, etc.]
*This information is based on our inspection of used/vintage items.
Please be aware of this in advance.

*Thorough adjustments are performed at our store, and a 5-year adjustment guarantee is included for your peace of mind.
*Please feel free to contact our staff for more details about the product.
*We will buy back any items you purchased from our store at a high price.

Contact person: Matsui