great condition for its age, plays and sounds fantastic, these are true sleeper Les Paul copies that punch well above their weight. Comes with a nice hard case.
 
The Yamaha Studio Lord SL500 is a Japanese-made Les Paul-style electric guitar produced from 1976–1982, often featuring an agathis or mahogany body with a maple top, set maple neck, and humbucker pickups. It is known as a high-quality "lawsuit era" alternative to Gibson, featuring a 24.75" scale, rosewood fretboard, and chrome hardware. 
 
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Key Specifications:
Body: Generally 3-piece Agathis or Mahogany with a Maple cap.
Neck: 3-piece Maple (sometimes 2-piece), set-neck construction, often with a volute.
Neck Profile: Slim-medium C shape, often described as a '60s style profile.
Fingerboard: Rosewood with 12"–13.75" radius and trapezoid inlays.
Pickups: Original Yamaha L-II or PAF-style humbuckers.
Scale Length: 24.75" (or 24 1/2").
Hardware: Chrome, including Yamaha branded tuners and ABR-style bridge.
Weight: Generally around 4kg