/mu/ - 1988 epiphone les paul standard - Music

Anonymous

1988 epiphone les paul standar(...) 10/27/24(Sun)16:07:45 No.124180941

1988 epiphone les paul standard Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)16:07:45 No.124180941 Archived

how much is this guitar worth?

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)16:18:09 No.124181108

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)16:18:09 No.124181108

>>124180941
Nothing.

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)16:19:12 No.124181123

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)16:19:12 No.124181123

nothing. send it to me

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)16:23:23 No.124181190

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)16:23:23 No.124181190

300 dollars

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)16:42:10 No.124181461

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)16:42:10 No.124181461

>>124180941
$100-150 when it's missing frets like that

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)17:27:49 No.124182096

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)17:27:49 No.124182096

>>124181461
The fret could be replaced by a luthier. Probably not even a hard job. A new fretwire and a dab of glue is all it needs

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)17:40:12 No.124182283

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)17:40:12 No.124182283

epeepeephone

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)17:42:42 No.124182325

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)17:42:42 No.124182325

>>124182096
+ leveling and a setup, they're not going to charge you less than $150 for that job.

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)17:48:08 No.124182397

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)17:48:08 No.124182397

what kind of woods did they use in 1988? were they exact replicas of Gibson Les Paul?

Anonymous
10/27/24(Sun)19:08:59 No.124183543

Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)19:08:59 No.124183543

>>124181461
>missing the 27th fret destroys the value
ok yngwie