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Not all 1970s Les Pauls are equal: 1974 Les Paul Custom White! (Kalamazoo!)

Why does it feel like all 1970s Gibson guitars are lumped into the same category? This 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom is a great example of the difference between the early 1970s Gibsons and the late 1970s Gibsons. 1974 and 1974 are a significant transitional time period for the iconic Gibson brand because that's when production of most of the Les Pauls moved to Nashville from the old Kalamazoo Gibson factory. John:   / truevintageguitar   Riggs:   / the_riggstaylor   Riggs on YT here: ‪@RiggsTaylor‬ The most significant differences that I see between Gibson Les Pauls made in Kalamazoo compared to Nashville are the Mahogany vs Maple necks, the bridge, and most of all: the weight. The Nashville made Gibsons use Maple for the neck instead of the traditional Mahogany. The bridge used on Nashville Les Pauls is slightly fatter and threads into metal inserts in the body instead of directly into the wood like Kalamazoo made guitars. But most of all, I find that Nashville made Les Pauls are a bit heavier. This one weighs in at 9.8 lbs (not light, but lighter than the later ones!). The listing is here if this 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom White finish is still available: https://truevintageguitar.com/product... Are you looking to sell a vintage Gibson guitar? You can contact me here: https://truevintageguitar.com/pages/s...