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1992 Gibson ES-135 Semi-Hollow Body with added Bigsby, Hard Case

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1992 Gibson ES-135 Semi-Hollow Body with added Bigsby, Hard CaseMaker: Gibson Model: ES 135 Condition: Very good Description: Here for your consideration is a 1992 Gibson ES 135 in very good condition! Previous owner added a Bigsby and moved the original strap button with a few additional strap buttons added at the back of the Bigsby (see photo). Knobs have also been changed out with chrome Tele type knobs. Body shows some general wear, surface marks, dings, and some finish checking, but is otherwise in great

Maker: Gibson

Model: ES-135

Condition: Very good


Description: 

Here for your consideration is a 1992 Gibson ES-135 in very good condition! Previous owner added a Bigsby and moved the original strap button  with a few additional strap buttons added at the back of the Bigsby (see photo). Knobs have also been changed out with chrome Tele-type knobs. Body shows some general wear, surface marks, dings, and some finish checking, but is otherwise in great shape with no major damage or issues. Back of neck shows some very light finish wear but is otherwise very comfortable and in great shape. Headstock shows some light surface marks and wear along the edges but is otherwise clean. Fretboard is in excellent condition. Frets show some light wear and divots but have no issues with buzzing or dead spots and a good amount of life left in them. Hardware shows some very light aging/wear but is in great shape overall. Electronics have been cleaned and work perfectly. Featuring a set of P-100 Pickups that sound great! The P-100 is actually a stacked Humbucker which retains a little more high end than a regular humbucker so not quite a p90, not quite a humbucker, but still have hum canceling operation for no 60hz noise! Overall a super nice semi-hollow Gibson that sits somewhere between an ES-175 and an ES-335 and plays great! Has been fully inspected and set up by our tech and ready for a new home. Includes non-original Epiphone hard case. 

 

Weight: 8lbs 5oz

Neck Profile: C

Neck Depth: 1st fret .801", 12th fret .970"

Fretboard Radius: 12"

Nut Width: 1 11/16"

Pickup Values: Neck 6.51k, Bridge 8.5k


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