Gibson ES-175 1969
Price$8,400.54
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Listed:2 years ago
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Gothenburg, Sweden
About This Listing
This is a stunning, really exceptionally clean to good conditions, Gibson ES-175 from 1969. The sunburst looks amazing.
This is the perfect addition to any Collection!
This is the perfect addition to any Collection!
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Product Overview
With a fully hollow body and sharp Florentine cutaway, the Gibson ES-175 stands out as an all-time iconic jazz guitar. The ES-175 has seen some variation over the years, with different pickup and hardware configurations coming in and out of the Gibson lineup. Those with the ES-175D model number indicate the use of two pickups, and an N denotes a natural instead of sunburst finish. Although the ES-175 is noted as a jazz guitar, it has also been embraced by rock players like Yes' Steve Howe who has a signature model.
Years of Production: 1953 - present
Body Style: Archtop hollowbody cutaway
Design Elements: Two humbucker pickup, trapeze tailpiece (Bigsby optional), parallelogram inlays, Florentine cutaway
Notable Players: Steve Howe, Pat Metheny, Joe Pass
Years of Production: 1953 - present
Body Style: Archtop hollowbody cutaway
Design Elements: Two humbucker pickup, trapeze tailpiece (Bigsby optional), parallelogram inlays, Florentine cutaway
Notable Players: Steve Howe, Pat Metheny, Joe Pass
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