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Gibson Murphy Lab Division prototypes

Gibson Murphy Lab Division prototypes  ·  Source: Instagram/ Cesar Gueikian

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Cesar Gueikian has just revealed three Gibson Les Paul prototypes that use the company’s new Murphy Lab ageing process. The three guitars include a Gold Top and two ‘Bursts. Read on to find out more.

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Murphy Lab tease

The three Gibson Les Paul models that have had this new Murphy Lab ageing process applied to their finishes look fairly good. Currently, we only get to see the tops of each guitar, and I noticed that on these prototypes all the hardware is a little too shiny and new, with minimal ageing that don’t quite match. Hopefully this won’t be the case on the final production models, or it will look a little daft.

“We’re working on some #epic stuff #prototype at the Murphy Lab – Gibson Custom Shop Historic Collection.” – Cesar Gueikian

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Custom Shop Prototypes

The Murphy Lab was announced at the end of last year and is named after ‘Master Artisan’ Tom Murphy. This new division is a special diversion of the Gibson Custom Shop and it’s likely we’ll see a whole heap of aged Les Paul models from the company sometime in the near future.

Tell us what you think about this ageing process in the comments section below.

Is it realistic? And would you buy one?

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Image Sources:
  • Gibson Murphy Lab Gold Top: Instagram/ Cesar Gueikian
  • Murphy Lab aged Burst: Instagram/ Cesar Gueikian
  • New aged prototypes: Instagram/ Cesar Gueikian
Gibson Murphy Lab Division prototypes

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2 responses to “Gibson teases new Murphy Lab aged Les Paul prototypes on Instagram”

    john says:
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    looks like shit

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