Gibson Dave Mustaine Les Paul with 24 frets: Coming Soon?
See the Gibson Dave Mustaine Les Paul models with 24 frets, recently showcased by the Megadeth frontman.


Gibson Dave Mustaine Les Paul
Following on from the Gibson Dave Mustaine Flying V EXP signature guitars, it looks like we may very soon see these Dave Mustaine Les Pauls with 24 frets launch. Currently, there is nothing really to gon but this one image shared on social media by the Megadeth frontman and the phrase "...and on the 8th day, the Les Paul was created"

Mustaine without a Flying V?
Seeing Dave without a Flying V will be an odd experience for many Megadeth fans, as the shape is associated with him.

Specifications?
We don't know any of the specifications yet. I would make an educated guess and say that they look like they share the same ebony fretboard as the Flying V. We know they should share the same compound fretboard radius, 24 medium jumbo frets, and mother-of-pearl “teeth” inlays. I would also assume they use his signature Seymour Duncan Dave Mustaine Thrash Factor Humbuckers.
- Seymour Duncan Dave Mustaine Thrash Factor Humbuckers Set at Sweetwater
- Seymour Duncan Dave Mustaine Thrash Factor Humbuckers Set at Thomann
When are they due?
Watch this space, and we'll update you once any more official information breaks.
More Information
What specs does the Dave Mustaine Les Paul have?
Official specifications haven't been announced, but based on the teased image and his Flying V model, the guitar likely features a compound fretboard radius, 24 medium jumbo frets, ebony fretboard, mother-of-pearl 'teeth' inlays, and Seymour Duncan Dave Mustaine Thrash Factor humbuckers.
When will the Dave Mustaine Les Paul be available?
No official release date has been announced. Gibson has only teased the model through a social media post by Dave Mustaine. More details are expected to be revealed soon.
Has Dave Mustaine played a Les Paul before?
Dave Mustaine is primarily associated with the Flying V guitar, which he has used extensively with Megadeth. These Les Paul models represent a departure from his signature shape, offering fans an alternative signature option.
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