Gibson recently unveiled a small line of Gibson Custom Slash Anaconda Burst Les Pauls, the first of the Gibson/Slash collaborations the company hinted at upon announcing his...

Gibson recently unveiled a small line of Gibson Custom Slash Anaconda Burst Les Pauls, the first of the Gibson/Slash collaborations the company hinted at upon announcing his appointment[1] as its Global Brand Ambassador.

Each of the guitars—which Slash has been showing off in prototype form throughout his performances with Guns N' Roses in 2016 and 2017—features an exclusive green Anaconda Burst finish, historic 1950s Les Paul construction and Slash's personal touches, including a custom Slash neck profile, Slash Signature humbuckers and Sprague Orange Drop capacitors.

Both the Flame Top and Plain Top models are available (25 each) signed by Slash but a greater quantity (250) of unsigned Plain Tops will be available as well.

For more info, stop by gibson.com[2].

SPECS

Neck

Material—Solid Mahogany, Long Tenon, Hide Glue Fit
Neck Profile—Custom Slash Taper, .910" depth at 1st fret, 1.05" depth at 12th fret
Scale Length—24.75", 62.865cm
Fingerboard Material—Solid Rosewood, Hide Glue Fit
Fingerboard Radius—12"
Number of Frets—22
Frets—Historic Medium-Jumbo
Nut Material—Nylon
Nut Width—1.687", 42.85mm
End of Board Width—2.240", 56.89mm
Inlays—Cellulose Trapezoid
Truss Rod—50s-Style Tubeless

Hardware

Finish—Gloss Nickel (Flame Top) or VOS Nickel (Plain Top)
Bridge—ABR-1
Tailpiece—Lightweight Aluminum
Tuning Machines—Single Band Kluson Deluxe
Pick Guard—Replica Laminated Acrylic (Uninstalled)
Control Knobs—Replica Butyrate Gold Top Hats
Switch Tip—Replica Catalin
Switch Washer—Replica Acrylic
Jack Plate Cover—Replica Laminated Acrylic

Electronics

Neck Pickup—Seymour Duncan Slash Signature APH-1
Bridge Pickup—Seymour Duncan Slash Signature APH-2
Controls—2 500K CTS Volume Pots, 2 500K CTS Tone Pots, Hand-Wired Harness with Sprague Orange Drop Capacitors, Switchcraft Toggle Switch

References

  1. ^ announcing his appointment (www.guitarworld.com)
  2. ^ gibson.com (www.gibson.com)

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