Gibson SG Guitars

Check it out...What we have here today is a 1965 Vintage Gibson Melody Maker D Guitar with a Super Hot Original Gibson Single Coil Pickups and original Gibson Softshell Faux Alligator Print Case...My tech did a great job setting this guitar up...it has easy playing low low action...It is a pleasure to play.....Couple that with the Original Gibson Softshell case and you have quite the guitar here...........I ship Worldwide.........soooooooooo........

HIT THAT BIN!! 

Lets review whats original on this one....

Everything......What a guitar!! 

Now lets see whats not original...

NOTHING!!!.......... and it looks great!!! Check out the Finish Crazing on the original Transparent Cherry Finish..Whoa!! This guitar is in unbelieveable shape...what a find!! The case has stitching coming out on the headstock end of the bottom...all parts are there and it only needs to be restitched..I have to find someone around here to do that..It can be restitched..I just can't do it..LOL...

This guitar sounds stupid good...the Gibson Pickups are Hot, hot, hot....the neck feels great and it has easy playing great action ...

Heres some info from the Web regarding these cool Gibson Melody Makers...

Original Gibson Melody Maker

Manufacturer

Gibson

Period

1959 - 1971

Construction

Body type

Solid

Neck joint

Set

Scale

24.75"
(available with 18.56" short scale until 1970).

Woods

Body

Mahogany

Neck

Mahogany

Fretboard

Rosewood

Hardware

Bridge

wraparound tailpiece

Pickup(s)

1 or 2 single coil Pickups

Colors available

Sunburst, Fire Engine
Red, Pelham Blue, Sparkling Burgundy, Walnut

Melody Maker (1959-1971)

The Gibson
Melody Maker was first launched in 1959 and discontinued in 1971. It had a thin
slab-style mahogany body and a one-piece mahogany neck. All the electronics,
from the small single-coil pickups to the cable jack, were assembled on a
scratchplate and installed in a rout in the front of the body. The strings ran
from a straight-sided simplification of the traditional Gibson headstock at one
end to a wraparound bridge/tailpiece unit at the other.

Body style

From 1959 until
1961,  the Melody Maker had a single cutaway slab
body style similar to the early Les Paul Junior model but thinner. In 1961 the
body style changed to a symmetrical double cutaway, resembling a Gretsch or
Danelectro Short horn; the single cutaway model was discontinued. The body
style was changed in 1966 to a style similar to the SG with pointed
"horns", a large white scratchplate, and white pickup covers instead
of black. Note: Melody Maker "D" refers to the double pickup model of
any vintage but is often mistakenly used for the double cutaway model.

Options

Options on the
Melody Maker included two pickups, the "D" model and a short-scale
3/4 neck. In 1967 a twelve-string version and a three pickup version were
introduced, the Melody Maker 12 and III respectively. A short length version of
the vibrato device was also available as an option

Colors

From 1959 to
1962 the finish was a sunburst, from 1963 to 1965 it was cherry, from 1966 it
was fire engine red or pelham blue, in 1967 red was replaced by sparkling burgandy
and walnut became an option from 1968. Rare examples were made to order in
other custom Gibson colors e.g. Inverness Green.

Now this guitar is uber cool but old and vintage so it will sold as-is..no returns thank you...Rest assured however, check my Feedbacks..this one will not be an exception...the lucky bid winner pays $38 Shipping for the lower 48...I ship Worldwide every week so please check the shipping calculator for shipping rates to your country...Thanks for looking...

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