Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)

Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)
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Gibson SG Les Paul Junior, Cherry (USED, 1962)

Regular price $7,500.00
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Does it really get any cooler than an old Junior? Sometimes, yes. But generally, these simple, utilitarian electrics get the job done in almost any scenario, and then some. This 1962 Les Paul Junior (yes, it's a Les Paul!) marks the final year of Les Paul's association with the brand following the model change that eventually became the SG.

If you're at all familiar with the tonality of an SG, you'll find it here in this guitar. While the 'Junior' style configuration is more stripped down, the fundamental tone of this thin-bodied slab Mahogany electric is very much present. With its single dogear P90 pickup and wraparound bridge/tailpiece, the presence and attack are right up front along with great clarity and top end. The lack of a second pickup allows the lone P90 to absorb all of the string activity, which increases harmonic complexity, dynamic response, and the pickup's relation to the volume and tone controls. These are deceptively versatile, where a simple adjustment of the volume and/or tone control can change the character of the guitar. Bright, snappy, almost tele-like to fat, round, and meaty without so much as a twist of a knob or two. 

In typical early 60s fashion, this LP/SG Junior has a very comfortable slim C neck profile that plays very fast with a nice lean taper. The slimmer neck definitely makes the guitar feel a little more balanced than some of the bigger necked SGs. Acoustically, it's very lively and resonant, and playability is great with the original frets.

Condition: Excellent+. This is one of the cleaner SGs we've had in our possession, with a very clean and relatively unfaded Cherry finish. 100% structurally sound with no breaks, and all of the electronics are original and untouched with original solder joints.  

Price includes original black pebble hardshell case.

  • Solid Mahogany body
  • Solid Mahogany neck with Rosewood fingerboard
  • Original frets
  • 1 11/16" nut width
  • Slim C Profile: .83" @ 1st fret / .90" @ 12th fret
  • Original 'single line' 3 on a plate Kluson tuners
  • Original P90 pickup w/ original cover
  • Pickup output: 8.83k
  • Original wiring harness and reflector knobs
  • Original wraparound bridge
  • Weight: 5lb 11oz

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