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    Les Paul with yellowish inlay.

    I got open box 2019 old stock Gibson Les Paul standard Gold top. The third inlay looks yellowish. Kinda cool actually , different. Kinda goes with the Goldtop. anyone know why an inlay would turn yellowish. Thanks
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    1987 Gibson have a kahler tremolo???

    well ive recently found several 1987 that look just like it , same nut and features
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    1987 Gibson have a kahler tremolo???

    it says kahler on it.
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    1987 Gibson have a kahler tremolo???

    thanks guys, well this guitar looks to be factory, the guy took off the nut and could see where the truss rod cover had different holes. so i wonder if the did that at factory if someone wanted the option. I mean its a really good job on the routing. i just like stock, hope it is, cause i...
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    1987 Gibson have a kahler tremolo???

    I’m trying to find out if a 1987 Gibson Les Paul standard had a Kahler tremolo option. Thanks. Here is one I found but I’m not sure if it’s stock or not and I wanted to be stock I looked around a lot it looks like it is but I’m not totally sure
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