Made by the Yamano Gakki factory in 1991, 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 (dark enough that it looks ebony), it weighs 4.1kg's. Loaded with Japanese humbuckers and electronics along with Japanese hardware and Gotoh style tuners, the bridge has seemingly been replaced otherwise it looks to be original.
This guitar is in good overall condition with the only exception being a previous headstock repair and overspray around the neck and on the back of the body. The overspray is a little ugly but the neck is solid with no signs of movement so there's no need for any more work. The frets are shiny and smooth with plenty of life left. The neck is straight and the truss works but the adjustment nut is a little deep and might not have too much life left.
