Gibson Firebird VII Historic 1965 Reissue Electric Guitar - Pre-Owned
$3,500
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Details
Crafted with the help of car designer Ray Dietrich, the Gibson Firebird first appeared in 1963. The angular, reverse off-set design is eye-catching and iconic, and it was the first Gibson solid body to have a through-neck design. The Firebird VII was the most appointed of the range, featuring three specially crafted pickups, gold hardware and an ebony fretboard. Gibson briefly shifted to a 'non-reverse' style before discontinuing the line in 1970, but this 1999 reissue hearkens back to the original. This particular model comes to us from a trusted customer, is in excellent condition, and comes with its original hard case.
- Body: Reverse-style, solid mahogany wings
- Neck: Mahogany two-piece through-neck
- Fretboard: Ebony
- Pickups: Three dual bar magnet Firebird mini-humbuckers
- Finish: Sunburst
- Scale length: 24-3/4"
- Nut width: 1-11/16"
- Tuners: Gold-plated Kluson banjo-style
- Case: Original hard case
- Serial No: 990815
- Year of build: 1999 (approx)
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