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Gibson USA Les Paul Standard Signature Slash "Jessica"

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Slash "Jessica" Les Paul Standard

A Hard-Rocking Tribute to Slash's Number One Stage Guitar

Guns N’ Roses and Velvet Revolver fans will undoubtedly be familiar with the guitar that Slash named “Jessica.” Jessica has been Slash’s main stage guitar since 1988. The original Jessica was a factory second and one of two Les Paul™ guitars that Gibson sent to Slash in the late 80s. Now Gibson is proud to introduce a new model based on Slash’s old favorite. Jessica features a three-piece plain maple top on a non-weight-relieved mahogany body and a mahogany neck with a 50s Vintage neck profile. Jessica is powered by a pair of Custom Burstbucker™ pickups with Alnico 2 magnets that are hand-wired to Orange Drop® capacitors. Originally a bright Cherry Sunburst, Slash had Jessica refinished, which is reflected, minus the considerable road wear on the original, in the gloss nitrocellulose Honey Burst with Red Back finish used on the new model. Slash’s signature is reproduced on the truss rod cover, and Schaller Strap Locks are preinstalled on the guitar. Other extras include a Slash pick set, a USA leather strap, a multi-tool, and a blank truss rod cover in the included hardshell case.

Specifications

Body

  • Body Shape : Les Paul
  • Body Material : Mahogany
  • Top : 3-piece Maple
  • Binding : Single Ply, Top and Fretboard
  • Body Finish : Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Neck

  • Profile : 50s Vintage
  • Scale Length : 628.65 mm / 24.75 in
  • Fingerboard Material : Indian Rosewood
  • Fingerboard Radius : 304.8 mm / 12 in
  • Neck Material : Mahogany
  • Fret Count : 22
  • Frets : Medium Jumbo / Fret Over Binding
  • Nut Material : Graph Tech
  • Nut Width : 43.053 mm / 1.695 in
  • End Of Board Width : 57.404 mm / 2.26 in
  • Inlays : Acrylic Trapezoid
  • Joint : Glued In, Set Neck

Hardware

  • Finish : Chrome
  • Bridge : Aluminum Nashville Tune-O-Matic
  • Tailpiece : Aluminum Stop Bar
  • Tuning Machines : Vintage Deluxe with Keystone Buttons
  • Pickguard : Cream (Not Installed)
  • Truss Rod : Adjustable
  • Truss Rod Cover : Slash Signature
  • Control Knobs : Gold Top Hat
  • Switch Tip : Amber
  • Switch washer : Cream
  • Jack Plate Cover : Chrome
  • Strap Buttons : Schaller Strap Locks

Electronics

  • Neck Pickup : Custom Burstbucker Alnico 2 (Double Black Exposed Coils)
  • Bridge Pickup : Custom Burstbucker Alnico 2 (Double Black Exposed Coils)
  • Controls : 2 Volume, 2 Tone, Hand-wired with Orange Drop Capacitors
  • Pickup Selector : 3-way Toggle

Miscellaneous

  • Strings Gauge : Ernie Ball .010-.046
  • Case : Hardshell
  • Accessories : Slash Pick Set, Extra Blank Truss Rod Cover, USA Leather Strap, Multi-tool
Brand reference number: LPSSP300WHCH1

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Hello everyone! I just acquired this guitar, my very first Gibson, and what can I say? It's absolutely amazing! It plays by itself. Be careful if you want something light, move along, it's a log! About 4.5 kilos for mine. The pickups are good, nice roundness and very high output level, quite creamy on the neck pickup as well. You'll be able to let loose on Slash-style riffs. As for the finish, nothing to complain about. The quality control is on point. The maple top is beautiful and I won't even mention the mahogany ?????? And the smell! In short, pure happiness
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Posted on 07/05/2025
By Salim E.

A hell of a guitar this Gibson signature Slash "Jessica" but some damage this lack of consideration from Gibson. After acquiring a sublime PRS CE24-08 exceptional in every way, I wanted to treat myself with this beautiful Gibson with remarkable finish. From the moment the flightcase was opened, it was a slap, this "Jessica" is really sexy and you get dazzled right from the start (very American as a concept when you think about it, but...). After the love at first sight comes the time for a deeper discovery and there, some points that bother considering the price of the lady who does not let herself be seduced with small change. After a PRS with a similar budget, the thermal shock is palpable. Indeed, very different finishes, sometimes approximate and mistakes from Gibson who, if they readily admit them, well, how to say, don't give a damn (to be polite...). An idea of "if you don't like it well.... I don't care..." (also very American as a concept...). Too bad, this poor customer esteem who suffers at the end of the chain the moods of the brand. Once past this stage and once the pill swallowed and the manufacturing defects forgotten, the guitar is great and I regret nothing at all. The Alnico II are hot and spread a unique tone, I love it! So don't be surprised dear friends, if like me you own other guitars with impeccable finishes, you will have to accept to pay the high price for lesser finishes at Gibson. Is it worth it, my answer is.... Yes. I salute the Woodbrass team for their involvement towards the grumblers at Gibson and thank them for their perfect support which allows me, despite some frustrations, to be satisfied with this acquisition.... (Show more)
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Posted on 17/06/2025
By Jean-pierre T.

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