#1956 GIBSON ES 125 FULL#

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In our 30+ years of business, Customer Service has always been of the utmost importance to us. Our 1956 Gibson ES-125 comes with a hardshell spoon case. All common wear for a 60+ year old hollowbody! The tuners were changed at one point, but we have put the originals back on and she's good to go now. The p90 is a Lindy fralin, the pickguard is aftermarket, klusons are newer aged nickel versions,knobs are 60вЂ™s reflectors.the bigsby B5 is very appropriate on this guitar and works very well, the guitar. There are a a few nicks & nacks on the guitar, and are a true sign that the one & only owner put this thing to proper use. 1956 Gibson ES-125 Excellent Condition Hardshell Case 2,295 (cnj > ) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. A beautiful vintage ES-125 from GibsonвЂ™s golden years With no breaks or repairs and mostly changed parts. It's a one owner pony and was well-loved & played. The guitar is in good, playable condition. The ES-125 was updated again in 1950 with an adjustable P-90 pickup and dot inlays.

Upon its reintroduction in 1946, the ES-125 changed in a number of ways including a wider body, a new P-90 pickup, and trapezoid inlays. The ES-125 evolved out of the ES-100 in 1941 and was produced until 1943. This is a stunning example of a '56 Gibson ES-125 in Sunburst. Plenty of beautiful lacquer checking in the finish вЂ“ but to me this is all just character.It doesn't get much better than this. 1954 Gibson ES-125 with OHSC Super Clean 1954 Gibson ES-125 with original factory upgraded brown Lifton hardshell case with pink. I suspect that the tailpiece may also be a replacement as it looks as new as the bridge. The tuners and most likely the bridge has been replaced. The electronics appear to be original (Pickup, pots, wiring), however, the rest of the hardware has been replaced or repaired. Equally вЂ“ the bridge is a replacement вЂ“ Tune-O-Matic style but in my opinion provides more flexibility than the original bridge. This vintage Gibson archtop is in pretty decent condition for its age, but it is not all original. The ES-125 evolved out of the ES-100 in 1941 and was produced until 1943. Introduced in late 1954 as the ES-130, this model was an upscale version of the the ES-125, the firms best selling archtop ever. The pickup is a replacement unit, but has a great sound with plenty of dynamic range. Notes: One of the rarest of all Gibson electric archtops, the short lived ES-135 was cataloged for only two years, between 19. Plug this baby in and youвЂ™re in instant вЂњBluesвЂќ territory вЂ“ the single P90 gives a biting sonic imprint. The Gibson ES-150 electric guitar has an important place in the company's history: it was one of the first successful guitars in the ES line, or the Electric Spanish series. The neck plays in tune throughout itвЂ™s scale length вЂ“ quite an achievement for a 3/4 size guitar. Sonically itвЂ™s very vibrant and lively even acoustically вЂ“ with a surprising amount of bass for such a small bodied guitar. IвЂ™m tempted to use words like вЂњSweetвЂќ or вЂњCuteвЂќ to describe this, simply because itвЂ™s so small вЂ“ BUT вЂ“ to be fair this is more like an ill mannered dwarf who resents the вЂњdiminutiveвЂќ comment and bites you back! вЂ“ similar to ES-125 T, except has a 3/4 size body, 22 3/4 in. вЂ“ similar to ES-125, except has a thin body, 16.25 in. by 3.375 in., raised black pickguard, bound body, maple back, mahogany sides/neck, 14/19-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, adjustable rosewood bridge/trapeze tailpiece, blackface peghead with pearl logo inlay, 3-per-side tuners, nickel hardware, single coil pickup, volume/tone control, available in Sunburst finish, variations mfg.

1956 gibson es 125