The model and appointments date this guitar to the 1950's. Frets are tall and show only minor signs of play wear. Tech Notes: Plays well with low action and optimal neck relief. The finish has checking, scratches, and dings throughout. Modifications/Repairs: -neck has been reset with a bolt through the neck heel -block under the tongue has been repaired and possibly replaced -fingerboard has been planed and refretted -body has been routed for a pickup and holes have been drilled for pots and a jack -pickup and wiring harness have been installed -pickguard has been removed and screw holes have been filled -new tuners have been installedĬosmetic Condition: The guitar has moderate play wear for its age. Hardware: -tuners are not original -original pickguard has been removed The controls include a master volume and a master tone pot.
If this guitar had any electronics originally they would have been surface-mounted to the top and pickguard. A dogear P90 pickup, 2 pots, and an output jack have been installed on this guitar. The pearloid veneer on the 7th fret inlay has been partially planed through.Įlectronics: This guitar has been modified to resemble a Gibson ES-125. The fingerboard has been planed straight and refretted. Some of the finish around the neck joint has been touched up. The neck has been reset, a bolt has been installed through the neck heel, and the block of wood under the tongue has been repaired, possibly replaced. Neck Details: Glossy mahogany neck with bound Brazilian rosewood fingerboard and pearloid block inlays. The screw holes from the original pickguard have been filled and smoothed over.
The top has been routed for a pickup and holes have been drilled for two pots on the top and a jack on the side. For a more detailed description and questions regarding sound, feel, or cosmetic condition, please call to speak to one of our experts.īody Details: Hollow body with mahogany back and sides and spruce top.
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