2004 Les Paul Standard

Prages said:
There's a little music store in Ripley WV that had a Latte Creme LP on consignment a few months ago. I think the guy wanted something like $1500 for it. I actually thought it looked pretty cool.

I was tempted by it, until I saw that the idiot who owned it previously had taken a dremel or something and destroyed the binding along the treble side of the fretboard.
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Speaking of, the guitar came out to play on my session yesterday:

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I've played this Les Paul, and I agree it is much better than your average LP Std. It's got the feel and sound of a good Historic Les Paul IMO.
 
Ugly though it might be - It's kind of become associated with you (don't take that wrong!)- I saw one in a store once and went "Hey! It's a Mark Wein model!" Everyone looked at me like "Who's that?" I'm like "Shut up, let me try it out". The one I tried didn't have the magic but it's definetely a weird color for Gibson. No problem. Like you said "I don't play a color!" Best deal on a standard I've heard of in a while.
 
I've only seen one other one in person and it was not that special either. I think I just lucked into a particularly good one.
 
Mark Wein said:
Actually this guitar has never been for sale. I do have a couple of Suhrs for sale though :)
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Good thing because I would actually have to figure out a way to acquire it. It plays similar to mine.

Wonder what it would cost to have it repainted :tongue:
 
When I fell in love with PRS' s SAS, I was playing a booger burst awful looking guitar, but one of the best feeling guitars I have played. Glad I found one a grand cheaper in black.
 
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