1995 Orville by Gibson Japan LPS-57C Les Paul Standard (Lemon Drop)

1995 Orville by Gibson Japan LPS-57C Les Paul Standard (Lemon Drop)The closest thing you will get to a Japanese made Gibson is something with Orville on the headstock! Made by the Fujigen factory in Japan in 1995, the LPS 57C was one of the highly desired models at the top end of the Orville range that was factory loaded with a pair of Gibson USA PAF '57 humbuckers. Built with a mahogany body, carved solid maple top, a mahogany slim 60's neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard, it weighs a nimble 3. 6kg's. This

Japanese made by the Tokai factory in 2002

These are high quality builds that show what the factory is capable of when they don't have to comply with the limitations of building for other brands and have the freedom to build the best guitars that they can

this is a very subtle '52 reissue Telecaster from Fender that offers a lot more than meets the eye

The J-Standard was FGN's traditional Les Paul model with a basswood body

The original yellow finish has been buffed and sanded a little but there's no breaks or repairs

Greco "Pro-Duce" PJ pickups (controlled by volume

Factory loaded with a pair of Seymour Duncan SH-1n/4 pickups and Gotoh hardware including upgraded Gotoh locking tuners

The truss works perfectly well and the neck is straight with plenty of life in the shiny frets

Loaded with three original alnico single coil pickups with a brand new five-way toggle and output jack paired with the original pots and wiring

This pickup system captures the true essence of the guitar's acoustic tone

Plays great with a straight neck and plenty of fretlife

the Player Plus Tele delivers warm