Peter Frampton "Phenix" Inspired Les Paul Custom - Ebony

From Gibson:

"The "Phenix" Les Paul Custom is the iconic guitar that is heard on, and that graced the cover of 1976's classic "Frampton Comes Alive!" LP. Thought to have been lost in 1980 in a tragic cargo plane crash, it miraculously survived, and over thirty years later, it was returned to Peter, and thus earned its Phenix nickname. Now the Gibson Custom Shop is proud to offer a VOS rendition of this guitar as an Artist model. It has all of the classic Les Paul Custom cosmetic appointments, along with a weight-relieved mahogany body with a solid mahogany top, gold hardware, Grover® tuners, Schaller Strap Locks, and three open-coil Custombucker humbuckers™. The VOS finish gives it the look of a vintage original, minus the dings and scars that the original Phenix now bears. It also features custom wiring. The 3-way toggle switch controls the neck and bridge pickups, just as on a two-pickup Les Paul Custom, and they share a volume and tone control. The second set of volume and tone controls are connected to the middle pickup; it can be used with either (or both) of the other two pickups. It can even be used by itself when the other pickups are turned down, making this Phenix-inspired model not only an iconic looking and great sounding guitar, but a highly flexible one as well."

Ebony, VOS nitrocellulose lacquer finish, Nine hole weight-relieved Mahogany body with a solid Mahogany top, Multi-ply top and back binding, Frampton thin shaped Mahogany neck, Bound 12" radius Ebony fingerboard with the custom block inlays and jumbo frets, 24.75" scale length, 1.687" nut width, Custombucker bridge/middle/neck pickups, 3-way toggle switching with the two volume and two tone controls, Tune-o-matic bridge and lightweight aluminum stop tailpiece, Grover tuners, 9.0 pounds, With hardshell case