Selling a beautiful E2 made in Kalamazoo Plant, MI, USA on October 22nd, 1980, Production Number: 66
The rare E2 was only produced for four years, the Gibson Explorer II, also called the E2, was intended to serve as an update to the original Gibson Explorer. A few key differences that set the E2 apart included a five-piece maple or maple/walnut body that was contoured and sported beveled edges, as well as a few cosmetic appointments for differentiation. Open for offers.
Lightweight and two powerful original Gibson pickups to my knowledge, potentially Dirty Fingers, Series VII, or T-Top. Including case.
Worldwide shipping possible, price to be confirmed (the €99 is just a placeholder for now)
five-piece maple and walnut laminate body,
beveled body edges,
five-piece laminated walnut/maple neck,
ebony fingerboard with dot inlays and 22 frets,
2x Gibson Dirty Finger humbucker PU´s,
2x Vol, 1x Tone, 3-way switch,
Tune-O-Matic bridge,
TP-6 finetuning tailpiece,
gold hardware,
Weight: 9lbs 6oz
Two minor modifications, both can be seen in the pictures:
- switch below the Tone knob without function
- tiny screw in the upper back of the body
This item is sold As-Described
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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