Gibson Custom Shop Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul Custom – VOS • SN: 79310

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Les Paul Customs are the sort of guitars that strike fear into the hearts of men. They're refined beasts, sure, but beneath that sophisticated veneer they're all rock and roll muscle. Needless to say, we're all huge Custom fans here at Wildwood, so we jumped at the chance to add one to the Wildwood Spec family! After many nerdy phone conversations about things like getting the color of the binding juuuuuuust right and countless hours of toil from the wizards at the Gibson Custom Shop, our latest entry in the Wildwood Spec series is finished!

The Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul Custom features a solid mahogany body for extra tonal heft and exceptional resonance. The ebony fingerboard is also attached with hot hide glue for improved energy transfer, so these guitars are quite loud and resonant when unplugged! Our Wildwood Spec Custom 'Buckers only improve this excellent natural tone by delivering sweet, vintage-perfect tone. After paying so much attention to replicating the sound of the originals, we had to make sure they looked right, too! So, we equipped them with waffle-back tuners, gold hardware, and vintage-accurate plastics to complete the package. We are so proud of these Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul Customs, and we know you will find them just as inspiring as we do!

Amp: The Greg Koch Signature Combo from Koch Amps

Serial Number: 79310
Brand Gibson Custom Shop
Model Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul Custom
Finish Color Ebony
Finish Type VOS
Weight 8.77 lbs.
Body Wood Solid Non-Weight Relieved Mahogany
Neck Wood 1-Piece Mahogany Neck
Neck Shape Early '50s Rounded
Neck Dimensions .910 1st - 1.000 12th
Fingerboard Ebony attached with Hot Hide Glue
Fingerboard Radius 12"
Inlays Mother-of-Pearl Blocks
Scale Length 24.75"
Width at Nut 1-11/16"
Frets 22
Binding Multi-Ply Cream on Top, Back and Hand-Filed Rolled Fingerboard Binding
Pickups 2 Custom 'Buckers wound to Wildwood Spec
Controls 2 Volume, 2 Tone and 3-way Toggleswitch
Hardware Gold
Bridge ABR-1
Tailpiece Lightweight Aluminum Stopbar
Tuners Reissue Gold Waffle Back
Unique Features Vintage-Accurate Plastic Parts
Case Gibson Custom Hardshell
COA Yes

[sPunkRockCovers]

Holy Jesus! This guitar is magical! One of the best Customs I’ve heard on this channel. You could tell Greg was digging this one. Just fantastic.

[thedondeluxe]

Les Paul himself would definitely approve of that intro.

[lueysixty-six]

Yeah...imma hafta save this video to study later. Lots to be learnt here. The nuance of that vibrato...! ...

[vernonhoover]

Tasty stuff and fantastic tones from that great sounding custom.fits the master's hands with perfection

[jordandangelo]

One of the best crunch tones I’ve heard in a long time. Love the Les Paul Custom ever since I was kid. Back then, this was my dream guitar. Fretboard still ebony?

[opposegroup-think]

It reminds me of a '68 Les Paul reissue, which is my favorite Gibson.

[juodasai]

Im going to buy it on Wednesday. Wish me luck

[arpee]

I like it. How much can I pick one up for?

[wolfbrother]

The saddest reality is that I've more chance of owning that guitar than I have of playing it that well

[harryballs]

Greg is living proof that the sound does truly come from the hands.

[HollerboyHellbilly]

You should hit the road with you and that guitar and come to Pittsburgh. I pay to watch you do more of that in person. Thumbs up Greg!

[ClaudioBenassi]

This is not an electric guitar. It’s an electric organ!

[jonmale]

Those positive algorithm comments are thick as a brick !

[yveshamel]

what do you recommande for the string to my Les Paul tribute Gibson 2018 ? please thank you !

[thewolfden]

Ok fuck it idc if hes annoying 86 that comment ..bc hes amazing

[scotthancock]

Define squishy??As the guitar is so defined in every video i have seen
it is then in my judgement your approach rather than the said instrument

[soofitnsexy]

what kind of slide does greg play...seen him play it on other vids and now it was sitting on his amp . thanks