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Gibson Custom Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS - Relic
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Gibson Custom Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS

description Gibson Custom Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS Overview

The Gibson Custom Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS is an electric guitar produced by the Gibson Custom Shop to replicate the primary instrument of Allman Brothers Band guitarist Duane Allman. The original 1959 Les Paul Standard was known for its tobacco sunburst finish and dual humbucking pickups, which were central to Allman's signature slide guitar tone. The VOS treatment involves specific aging processes to mimic the look and feel of a well-played vintage instrument. It is designed for collectors.

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What guitar does the Gibson Custom Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS replicate?

This guitar is a precise replica of the 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard famously played by Allman Brothers Band guitarist Duane Allman. He used the original instrument, which featured a distinctive tobacco sunburst finish, for many of his landmark recordings.

What does "VOS" mean for this Gibson Custom guitar?

"VOS" stands for Vintage Original Spec, which refers to the slightly aged and chemically treated finish applied by the Gibson Custom Shop. This process gives the guitar a muted, vintage look without the heavy simulated wear and tear found on heavily relic'd models.

What pickups are used in the Duane Allman Les Paul Standard VOS?

The guitar is typically equipped with Gibson Custom Buckers, which are designed to replicate the sought-after sound of the original PAF humbuckers found in late 1950s Les Pauls. These pickups help achieve the warm, singing tone associated with Duane Allman's slide guitar work.

Who produced the Duane Allman 1959 Les Paul Standard VOS?

The guitar was produced by the Gibson Custom Shop as part of their Historic Collection. It was crafted to honor the legacy of the legendary slide guitarist who famously played the instrument on tracks like "Layla."

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