GIBSON produced the LES PAUL DOUBLE CUTAWAY STUDIO (LPDS) between 1997 and 1999

GIBSON produced the Les Paul Studio (LPSO) between 1996 and 1999

Production of the LES PAUL STUDIO (LPST model) began in 1984.

The Gibson Les Paul Studio Custom was made between 1984 and 1987. It was based on the Les Paul Studio model but had many of the features of the Gibson custom including multi-layer binding on the body and headstock, a bound neck, gold hardware, Tim Shaw pickups. But the fingerboard inlays were mother-of-pearl dots and not the block inlays you would have seen on a L.P. Custom at the time.

GIBSON manufactured the Les Paul Studio Gem Limited Edition (LPGS) between 1996 and 1998

GIBSON made the Les Paul Studio Limited Colors between 2002 and 2004

GIBSON made the first Les Paul Studio Lite (LPLT) in 1998

Manufacture of the Les Paul Studio Lite/M III ran from 1991 to 1995.

GIBSON began making the LES PAUL STUDIO PLUS (LPO+) in 2001. It was like the Les Paul Studio model but with a figured carved maple top, gold hardware and 490R and 498T Alnico II magnet humbuckers. The 22-fret rosewood on mahogany neck had pearloid trapezoid inlays. This model was available in Desert Burst, transparent black or transparent red finishes with gold hardware. There was a similarly named model, the Les Paul Studio Pro Plus, but it had different pickups (uncovered BurstBucker Pro in the bridge and 490R in the neck) and chrome hardware

The Gibson Les Paul Studio Pro Plus was like the Les Paul Studio model but with a grade AA-figured maple top. Pickups were a 490R in the neck position and a BurstBucker Pro in the bridge with push/pull switching to give independent coil tapping. The mahogany body was chambered for weight relief. The one-piece mahogany neck was glued in with a traditional mortis & tenon joint, and carved in the fast and comfortable SlimTaper profile. The rosewood fingerboard had 22 medium-jumbo frets, with a 12" radius and acrylic trapezoid inlays.

The Gibson Les Paul Studio Standard was made between 1983 and 1986. It had features of both the Les Paul Studio and Les Paul Standard models. It had dot inlays and single-ply binding around the body and neck, chrome hardware, and white pickup rings and pick guard. It was  available in Cherry Sunburst, white and red finishes.

GIBSON manufactured the Les Paul Studio Voodoo between 2003 and 2004