Gibson | Adam Jones Les Paul Standard
A Sonic Innovator's New Signature Guitar
Gibson USA is proud to introduce, from the multi-platinum selling and multiple Grammy Award winning band, Tool, the Adam Jones Les Paul Standard Signature. Known as one of rock's most talented and sonically innovative guitarists, it is only right that Tool's main man gets another Silverburst released in his name. It also features Adam's signature on the truss rod cover and custom Adam Jones artwork on the back of the headstock.
The Adam Jones Les Paul Standard Signature guitar also features an ebony fretboard with mother of pearl trapezoid inlays and Grover Rotomatic tuners with contemporary style buttons. It comes equipped with a chrome-covered BurstBucker 1 in the neck position and an uncovered DC High-Gain Humbucker in the bridge position. The controls are hand-wired with Orange Drop capacitors and comes with a modern hardshell case.
Preorder your Adam Jones Les Paul Standard in Antique Silverburst, new from Gibson USA, today!
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