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Gadow Custom DC Set Neck Sunburst, 2007

  Gadow Custom DC Set Neck Sunburst, 2007

Here we have a Gadow Custom DC Set Neck model with a carved Maple top on Mahogany wearing a Sunburst finish, built during 2007 in Durham, North Carolina. This guitar uses familiar and proven formulas, combining a Mahogany back and neck with a carved Maple top. The Double-Cut body shape was originally used by Gibson for Les Paul Junior models in 1958 and the Les Paul Special for 1959, updating the previous single-cutaway, slab-bodied and poorly-selling models.

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Collings 290 Solidbody Pelham Blue, 2018

 Collings 290 Solidbody Pelham Blue, 2018

While the source of the name given to this Collings 290 may seem obvious as it’s got two P90 pickups, it’s really a reference to the road outside the Collings shop. Drawing from a few traditional solidbody models, the 290 was launched in 2006 at the NAMM show, and has been in production since. Built during 2018 in Austin Texas, this Pelham Blue Collings 290 has some differences from current production.

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⚌Reduced‼ Fender American Vintage ’62 Jazz Bass Sunburst, 2006

⚌Reduced‼  Fender American Vintage '62 Jazz Bass Sunburst, 2006

The Fender American Vintage ’62 Jazz Bass was built from 1999 to 2002. As part of the American Vintage series, this bass reprises the early specifications of the highly influential successor to the revolutionary Precision bass.

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Gibson Les Paul Classic Premium Plus Honeyburst, 2001

Gibson Les Paul Classic Premium Plus Honeyburst, 2001

The Gibson Les Paul Classic Premium Plus was built from 1993 to 2001 as a high end version of the Classic, which provided the slimmer 1960 neck profile. As with other higher end Les Paul models, the body features a Mahogany back with a highly figured, bookmatched Flame Maple cap, Mahogany body and Indian Rosewood fingerboard.

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Gibson L-4 HSL4 Light Cherry Burst, 2022

Gibson L-4 HSL4 Light Cherry Burst, 2022

When originally introduced in 1912, the Gibson L-4 appeared as a 16 inch wide, oval hole archtop, switching to F-holes in 1935. The cutaway body L-4C appeared in 1949 and by 1956 had displaced the non-cutaway model. In Gibson’s naming convention, the ‘C’ was dropped some years ago.

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⚌Reduced‼ Gibson Satin 335 Dot Trans Ebony, 2006

⚌Reduced‼ Gibson Satin 335 Dot Trans Ebony, 2006

For 2006, the Memphis plant introduced the Gibson Satin 335, a somewhat stripped down version of the classic design. Most noticeably, the fingerboard was unbound and the finish is satin – sunburst, cherry or translucent black as seen here. Later versions seem to have restored the fingerboard binding. These models were discontinued with the Memphis plant itself in 2019.

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