Don't be deceived by the lush, rich tone emanating from the Les Paul on your screen. It is real; very real. With longer studs and anchors, and a special sauce mixed into the classic humbuckers that you've come to know and love on a Les Paul, the Wildwood Spec is a beast you thought only existed in storybooks. Join Greg Koch and Wildwood Guitars and we take you through the sights and sounds of our run of '57 Reissues!

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~ Gibson Custom Shop Historic Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul ~
Brand: Gibson Custom Shop
Model: Historic Wildwood Spec 1957 Les Paul Gloss
Year: 1957
Finish Color: Sweet Cherry
Finish Type: Gloss
Weight: 8.62 lbs
Top Wood: Carved Maple
Body Wood: Solid Non-Weight Relieved Mahogany
Neck Wood: 1-Piece Mahogany Neck with Long Neck Tenon
Neck Shape: Early '50s Rounded
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12"
Inlays: Acrylic Trapezoid
Frets: 22
Scale Length: 24.75"
Width at Nut: 1 11/16"
Frets: 22
Headstock: Holly Veneer
Binding: Single-Ply Cream on Top and Neck
Pickups: Gibson Custom Buckers wound to Wildwood Spec, CTS Pots and Bumble Bee Capacitors
Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone; 3-way Toggleswitch with Thin Washer & Jackplate
Hardware : Nickel
Bridge: Gibson ABR-1 Bridge and Gibson Lightweight Aluminum Stoptail with Tone Pros Long Studs and Anchors
Tuners: Vintage Tulip
Case: Gibson Custom Hardshell
COA: Yes

~ Greg Koch ~
Hailing from the frigid wasteland of northern Wisconsin comes a beast the likes of which the world has never known. Greg Koch, a beast of both persona and guitar-mastery, couples his sickeningly magnetic personality with the guitar to create a style of playing that is both completely unique and deplorable at the same time. As a huge fan of the legendary Big Jim Hendricks Greg has taken all that is good and righteous about blues guitar and warped it into a ridiculously fantastic amalgamation of melodic defilement and mind-blowing creativity. Over the years Greg has shared the stage with everyone from Joe Bonamassa to Les Paul himself, never relenting, never ceasing to bring the ruckus.

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