Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Pro Plus - Desert Burst (2010)

Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Pro Plus - Desert Burst (2010)

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M251S

$949.50

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Used Gibson Les Paul Standard Pro Plus - Desert Burst (2010)Pre owned Gibson Les Paul Standard Pro Plus in Desert Burst from 2010. In excellent like new condition. Comes with the original paperwork, hardshell case and case candy. SPECIFICATIONS: Make: Gibson Model: Les Paul Standard Pro Plus (2010) Color: Desert Burst Tuners: Locking Grover Nut: 1 11 16 Synthetic Neck: Mahogany Body: Chambered Mahogany Scale Length: 24 3 4 Neck: Asymetrical Slim Taper 60's Fingerboard: Bound Rosewood Inlays: Trapezoid Radius:

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025