What neck is on a Gibson Les Paul Studio?

Mahogany neck
The Mahogany neck features a return to Rosewood fretboards (yes!) and 22 medium jumbo frets. The neck shape is a slim taper, that still feels like a classic Gibson, just with a bit more utility and comfort than your vintage baseball bat.

What is the difference between a Gibson Les Paul Studio and standard?

The standard features the original solid body that comes with some serious weight but also allows for the authentic Les Paul sound. On the other hand, the Studio model has a slimmer body that weighs much less, meaning the tone changes slightly and is more suited to the upper mids.

How much is Les Paul Studio worth?

Cost of Gibson and Epiphone Les Paul Models

Guitar	Price ($)	Origin
Epiphone Slash Les Paul	$900	China
Gibson Les Paul Special Tribute	$1000	America
Gibson Les Paul Tribute	$1000	America
Gibson Les Paul Studio	$1500	America

What is Gibson 59 neck profile?

Taken from a sampling of good feeling 59 necks it is commonly agreed that it is somewhat C-shaped with small shoulders and varied between 0.860″ and 0.895″ under the first fret, and 0.960″ and 0.995″ under the 12th. Collings Guitars set it as 0.865″ under the 1st and 0.967″ under the 9th and called that rather well.

What is C profile neck?

C-Shaped Neck Profile This is the most common modern neck profile: C-shaped necks have a comfortable oval profile that works well for most playing styles. They are usually not as deep as most U- and V-shaped neck profiles.

What makes a Les Paul a studio?

The Studio was designed to attract guitar players who desired traditional Les Paul sound without having to pay for cosmetic features of upscale models. In order to produce a lower-cost Les Paul, features such as body binding, neck binding, and headstock inlays were not available.

What is a Gibson Les Paul Studio?

The Gibson Les Paul Studio has been the accessible, stripped down version of the icon since 1983. With genuine Gibson USA humbuckers and tone controls, it provides much of the same tone as a Les Paul Standard without any extras like binding or flamed maple.

Is a Gibson Les Paul a workhorse guitar?

With genuine Gibson USA humbuckers and tone controls, it provides much of the same tone as a Les Paul Standard without any extras like binding or flamed maple. Although flashier appointments have been options in later years (like diamond inlays, and gold hardware), this is meant to be a workhorse guitar.

What happened to the Les Paul Studio in 1998?

1998 marked the first update to the Les Paul Studio since it was fully redesigned in 1990, with the most notable change being the replacement of most Ebony fretboards with Rosewood – except on the Alpine White and Classic White models.