Detail 01
’60s SlimTaper neck profile
Uses the slimmer neck shape identified with this 1960 reissue.

Independent shopping perspective
Gibson Custom’s 1960 Les Paul Junior Double-Cut reissue centers its design on one Dogear P90, a wraparound bridge/tailpiece, and straightforward volume and tone controls. The one-piece mahogany body and solid-mahogany, ’60s SlimTaper neck are paired with an Indian rosewood fretboard whose edges are rounded. A double cutaway leaves all 22 frets accessible. Murphy Lab Ultra Heavy aging gives the TV Yellow finish, nickel hardware, neck, peghead, and back a deliberately worn appearance. An aged brown-and-pink Lifton reissue hard case and certificate of authenticity are included.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Uses the slimmer neck shape identified with this 1960 reissue.
Detail 02
The cutaway design provides access across all 22 frets.
Detail 03
The guitar uses one surface-mounted single-coil pickup.
Detail 04
Bridge and tailpiece functions are combined in one unit.
Detail 05
The finish and hardware carry extensive intentional wear, including exposed wood, scratches, and buckle rash.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has one custom Dogear P90, controlled by one volume knob and one tone knob.
It comes with an aged brown-and-pink Lifton reissue 5-latch hard case.
Yes. Murphy Lab Ultra Heavy aging creates the extensive finish and hardware wear.
Reference
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