1990's Orville (Gibson) Japan LPC-75 '60's Reissue Les Paul Custom (Wine Red)

1990's Orville (Gibson) Japan LPC-75 '60's Reissue Les Paul Custom (Wine Red)Made in Japan for Yamano Gakki in the early 1990's (missing the serial number sticker), the Orville LPC 75 was a Japanese built '60's reissue Les Paul Custom made under the instruction of Gibson. Orville models are critically acclaimed as they offer authorised Gibson style and specs coupled with the famous Japanese craftsmanship. Mahogany body with a maple top, slim 60's mahogany neck and bound rosewood fingerboard, it weighs just over 5kg's. Loaded

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it appears to be all original except for the switch tip

Made in Japan by Fernandes in the 1980's

This one's loaded with a Fender Custom Shop single coil in the neck position paired with a Dimarzio DP216FW Mo' Joe humbucker in the neck controlled by a three-way pickup selector

With independent width and speed controls for each circuit

Full Zemaitis aesthetic on the front with custom fabricated bridge and tailpiece

This is a vibrant superstrat model that really encapsulates the vibe of budget friendly Japanese guitars from the 80's and takes a lot of inspiration from Jackson and Charvel builds

5kg's and the catalog indicates that they're made with a carved maple top and mahogany back along with a rosewood fingerboard (diamond inlays) and a slim mahogany neck

"Rockoon is the high performance guitar created by the skilled and uncompromising craftsmanship of Kawai"

articulate

ZEP-II guitars were designed primarily pointy shapes Seymour Duncan pickups

some slight clouding on the headstock