Gibson Explorer Classic White 2008 w/ Seymour Duncan Pickups

Gibson Explorer Classic White 2008 w/ Seymour Duncan Pickups

Released in 1958 with Flying V, Gibson's Explorer was a model that disputed any guitar design that existed at the time before its arrival.More than 60 years later, it has established a solid position in the guitar world as a classic shape used by artists of all genres around the world, including Metallica's James Hetfield.

The classic white-collar Gibson Explorer has arrived this time.It weighs 3.84kg.

It has a yellowish mahogany body due to aging, a rosewood fingerboard 22F, and a mahogany neck.Not only is it easy to play thanks to its thin C shape, but its unique shape has been loved by many metal guitarists, making it a perfect piece that stands out on stage.

The pickups have been replaced and are equipped with a set of Seymour Duncan's "SH-1N" and "SH-5" (both made in 2008).The smooth and clear sound of the "SH-1N" can be used in a variety of genres.This is one of the most popular models from Seymour Duncan picks.On the other hand, the "SH-5" has modern specs for hard rock/heavy metal.

The controls are very simple, with two volumes and tones.This rare piece allows you to enjoy the dark rosewood fingerboard, Glover mini pegs, and classic Explorer sound, which are rarely seen in current products.It was probably used quite a bit on stage, and although there are many scratches, chips, and dirt throughout, it also gives a dignified look and gives it a very tasteful look.

The Explorer and Seymour Duncan pickups are a classic combination, and especially in the driving sound, it was a great sound, both in terms of riffs and solos, and it was a good impression.Of course, you can change it to what you like yourself, or you might want to just sway and post EMG.This is a piece that every rock guitarist should pick up.

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[Accessories] Gibson Hard Case

[Appearance and Condition] There are dullness and scratches on the parts overall.Due to the pickup replacement, there is a possibility that some wiring etc. have been replaced.

[Truss rod] Available

[Frets] Approximately 70% or more (no particular problems)

[Neck] It's generally straight.

[Nut width] Approx. 42.5mm
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