Used Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cut - Black

Used Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cut - Black

Marsoni

M251S

$340.00

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Used Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cut - BlackPre owned Gibson Les Paul Special Double Cut in Black. From 1996, Serial #90376371, In fair condition. Lots of marks on the body, scratches and wear from years of gigging. Frets are in good shape, and a hole has been filled on the back of the body where a strap button was. Strap is reinforced with gaff tape. Missing one knob. A TP 6 tailpiece TOM bridge is installed, toggle switch is in the neck volume position. No case or gig bag included.

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This kit is great. I bought this because I know that the seller paired the cutting tool to be the perfect size and it was! Not just that, but the hole cutter was well done and cut thru the 3 layers - laminate, plywood and particle board with ease. The only thing that I would do different, is go to 3" next time. 2" was very tight when running the 2 @ 120 volt cord ends through the cap.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025