The pre-war model, discontinued in 1942, had a smaller 14.5' body. This guitar also includes a non original case. Introduced in 1941 as the successor to the ES-100, the ES-125 was an entry-level archtop electric guitar.It had one P-90 single-coil pickup in the neck position, and a volume control and tone control. THIS GUITAR IS OVER 60 YEARS OLD AND LOOKS GOOD. HERE IS A COOL RARE VINTAGE GIBSON ES 125 TC ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC GUITAR WITH PLENTY OF TONE. vintage 1950s Gibson L50 / es 125 D new parts. 61 GIBSON ES 125 tc ES125 150 175 225 335 acoustic electric vintage guitar 60s GIBSON ES 125 TC VINTAGE ACOUSTIC ELECTRIC ARCHTOP GUITAR.
#Gibson es 125 d full
As with all our vintage instrument, this guitar has been given a full service and set up by the Vintage Instrument Workshop and includes our 3 year warranty. For sale is my rare 1947 Gibson ES-125 sunburst archtop electric guitar. All electronics and hardware are original, and this guitar has been refretted by our luthiers. This guitar is in very good condition, with minor signs of play wear and some patina and checking to the back of the body and the headstock. A single original Dog Ear P-90 in the neck position offers plenty of warmth with a good amount of bite when put through a cranked amp. Featuring a maple top in Sunburst with Mahogany back and side alogn with a Mahogany neck with a Rosewood fingerboard, this guitar plays effortlessly and has a typical '57 style Gibson neck profile, that is full feeling but very playable. I had a 1952 ES-125 for a few years, but sold it long ago for 300. Ive seen ones from the 60s & 70s in the 500-750 range and ones from the 40s & 50s in the 800 - 1200 range. It has such a great look and feel to it, and the single P-90 pickup sounds clear and crisp like a vintage single-coil should Completely looked over and set to go by our in-house luthiers.
This 1957 Gibson ES-125 is in all original condition and is a wonderful example of a full body ES-125. Think George Thorogood who has played a Gibson ES-125TDC his entire career. The original Gibsons arent that expensive over here. Here is a extremely clean ES-125 from 1958. Built in the same factory as the Gold Tops, 335's and Bursts of the period, they offer they same build quality and attention to detail for a fraction of the cost. The Gibson ES-125 was the companies entry level electric arch top from its introduction in 1941, and has always represented great value in the vintage market as a relatively affordable golden era Gibson guitar.
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