Gibson ES-125, George Thorogood's Stage Guitar 1960, White

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Specs


Instrument	Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body
Brand	Gibson
Model	ES-125, George Thorogood's Stage Guitar
Finish	White
SKU	GE2316-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1960
Body Material	Maple Ply
Finish Material	Gloss Nitrocellulose
Neck/Fingerboard	Mahogany/Brazilian Rosewood
Radius	12"
Weight	5.2 Lbs
Tuners	Original Kluson
Scale Length	24.75"
Nut Width	1.386"
Neck Profile	Thin C
Neck Thickness	1st-0.762" 10th-0.810"
Electronics	2 Vol 2 Tone 3 Way Switch, replaced Pickups
Pickup Impedance	Bridge-8.50K Neck-8.41K
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	Y
Case	HSC
Modifications/Repairs	Refinished. Shaved down neck. Rewired. Replaced pickups. Touch up on headstock

Description

Move it on over and make room for this 1960 ES-125. From the collection of George Thorogood, this guitar has seen the stage and played on tunes such as 'Bad to the Bone' and 'Who Do You Love'. Modifications include a full refinish, shaved down neck to 1.5" nut width, rewired, replaced pickups, and some touch up on the headstock. This guitar plays well and is a cool piece of American music history. This guitar is accompanied in the shop by two Epiphone signature models in a matching "White Fang" and one in a more rare "Black Fang" finish.

Comes with a black hard shell case

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