Gibson
Gibson Les Paul Traditional 2010 - Ebony
Gibson Les Paul Traditional 2010 - Ebony
- One of a kind — when it's gone, it's gone.
- Listed today.
- These are photos of the actual guitar for sale.
- 4.96 from 259 verified buyers
- 2,000+ guitars sold
- This guitar
- $1,685.00
- Insured shipping flat rate, signature required
- $75.00
- Sales tax outside Florida
- None
- Your total
- $1,760.00
Arrives as early as 3 business days
Same guitar on Reverb $1,900.00
$1,775.00 + $125.00 shipping, plus $110–$160 sales tax in most states
You save $250–$300 buying direct.*
* Includes the sales tax a marketplace is required to collect, estimated at 6–9% depending on your state. I collect sales tax only where legally required — for most buyers outside Florida, that's none.
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This 2010 Gibson Les Paul Traditional in Black Gloss is exactly what I like about the earlier Traditional series. It has the familiar Les Paul recipe without trying to reinvent anything: mahogany body, carved maple cap, mahogany neck, bound rosewood board, traditional controls and a substantial rounded neck that feels much closer to the old-school side of the Les Paul family.
The Black finish works especially well on this one. I just gave the gloss top a full buff and polish, and it cleaned up beautifully. Under good light it has that deep, almost mirror-like black appearance that makes the cream plastics and amber knobs stand out.
The neck is a rounded ’59-style profile, measuring approximately .864" at the 1st fret and .978" at the 12th. It definitely has some substance to it, but it doesn't feel awkward or oversized in the hand. The rosewood board is in excellent shape, and the frets show minimal wear and feel excellent across the neck.
It recently received a setup, the intonation is spot on, and the medium action makes it comfortable without feeling overly low or finicky. At 8.9 lbs on my scale, it also comes in at a very manageable weight for a Traditional from this period.
The electronics passed my complete inspection with no issues. Sonically, this is exactly where I want a good Traditional to sit: warm and full through the neck, with plenty of punch and bite from the bridge. It has that thick Les Paul midrange without becoming muddy, and it responds really well when you dig into it.
What stood out to me:
• Deep Black Gloss finish that polished up beautifully
• Rounded ’59-style neck profile
• .864" 1st-fret / .978" 12th-fret neck measurements
• Excellent fretboard and frets
• Comfortable medium-action setup
• Spot-on intonation
• Warm, fat neck tones with a punchy bridge voice
• 8.9 lbs on my scale
• Original Gibson hardshell case
• Complete case candy
Overall condition is Very Good. The body itself came through inspection in Excellent condition, while the neck and backside were graded Very Good due to the satin finish. The guitar has clearly been played, but it has held up extremely well for a 2010 instrument and presents especially nicely after the recent polish.
It includes the original Gibson hardshell case and complete case candy.
The photos shown are real photographs of this exact guitar. I do not use AI-generated imagery, replacement backgrounds, or image manipulation to misrepresent the condition of my guitars. What you see is the instrument you’ll receive.
Like all my guitars, this one’s been cared for and dialed in—no guesswork, no surprises, just a great instrument that’s ready to play. I personally inspect and test every guitar before it ships, making sure it’s in the exact condition I’d want to receive myself. These guitars come from me, not a shop—each one gets the kind of attention and care only a real guitar lover gives. Ships fast and fully insured via Reverb Safe Shipping.
⏳ Quick note: These guitars don’t usually sit. Most are purchased within 3–7 days, and I regularly hear from watchers after the listing has already sold. If this one’s on your radar, now’s the window!
I bought this guitar, inspected it, photographed it, dialed it in, and I'll be the one packing it. If something isn't right when it arrives, you're not filing a ticket — you're emailing the person who put it in the box.
Same guitar, same packing, same insurance, same 3-day return window you'd get anywhere else I list it. It just costs less here, because there's no platform fee in the price.
Questions before you buy? Ask me anything — more photos, a specific measurement, or anything the listing doesn't cover.
Shipping & Insurance
Shipping & Insurance
Ships within 1 business day via UPS or FedEx Ground — typically 3-5 business days in transit. Every guitar is fully insured for its full purchase price, with signature required on delivery. Packed properly — hard cases shipped in a double box with foam padding, strings detuned, neck and headstock supported.
Flat $75 shipping anywhere in the US, no matter the price of the guitar. Full details in the shipping policy.
Returns
Returns
Not as described or damaged? Contact me within 3 days of delivery for a full refund including return shipping — no questions asked.
Changed your mind? Treat the first 3 days as your at-home inspection. Return it in the same condition and a flat $150 fee applies — the same whether the guitar was $900 or $9,000, not a percentage. Return shipping is the buyer's responsibility.
Start all returns through the return policy page or contact me directly before shipping anything back.
