Detail 01
24.75-inch scale; 22 frets
These are the guitar’s listed scale length and fret count.

Independent shopping perspective
Gibson Custom’s 1954 Les Paul Goldtop Reissue pairs a single-cutaway solid mahogany body and two-piece maple top with a set-in, one-piece mahogany neck. The 24.75-inch scale, 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, and 12-inch radius define its playing layout. Two humbucking pickups modeled on the original PAF design feed individual volume and tone controls plus a three-way switch, while the wraparound bridge anchors the hardware. Finished in Gold nitrocellulose lacquer, it arrives with a hardshell case.


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Detail 01
These are the guitar’s listed scale length and fret count.
Detail 02
The rosewood fingerboard has a 12-inch radius.
Detail 03
The bridge design is listed as wraparound.
Detail 04
Both the body and neck are finished in nitrocellulose lacquer.
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Product questions
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It has two humbucking pickups described as replicas of the original PAF design.
Each pickup has its own volume and tone control, with a three-way pickup switch.
Yes. A hardshell case is listed.
Reference
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