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Just pulled the trigger on a Murphy Lab R4

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Subliminal lanimilbuS

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Tommy Tourbus said:
I'm thinking maybe what we're seeing is the wood, but with shoe polish, or whatever they use to make the wood look old and dirty, rubbed all over it? I can't really tell
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Interesting. Love the color too. Green is one of my favs. Here is a link to an old green conversion I thought was done very well.

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Thread 'Gibson Les Paul Conversions'

Anyone have some good 50's Les Paul conversion pics that they would like to share?
 
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Wow! That's beautiful! So many nice instruments are coming out of Gibson on both the CS and USA factories!
 
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