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    Differences Between ‘57, ‘58, ‘59, and ‘60s Les Pauls

    • The ‘57 Les Paul is famous for being the first production year that ditched the once standard P90 pickups and replaced them with humbuckers. These new pickups were designed by Seth Loverin 1955. A… See more

    Main Characteristics of The ‘58 Les Paul

    In 1958 the Les Paul Standard model was introduced. This new configuration retained many things from the ‘57 Gold top. The thing that set the ‘58 apart was the new cherry-red … See more

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    Main Characteristics of The ‘59 Les Paul

    The ‘59 Standard model is considered by many as the holy grail of Les Pauls. And this is verified by the price tags on all of the surviving instruments from this age. The thing is tha… See more

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    Main Characteristics of The ‘60 Les Paul

    In 1960 the Les Paul’s neck was made even slimmer. This characteristic is a big polarizing factor between fans. Some prefer the ‘50s thick, chunky neck profiles, while others root … See more

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    The ‘57, ‘58, ‘59, & ‘60s Les Pauls Compared

    Until now we laid out the main differences between the most popular vintageLes Paul models. Next, we’ll look at the results of this research side by side to make the distinction… See more

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    What's the difference between a 59 & 58?
    The main differences between a '59 and '58 Les Paul are in their neck carve, finish color, and star association. The '59 models have flametops, while '58s (at least current models) typically have plaintops.
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