1964 Epiphone Olympic Double !RARE VINTAGE!
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I’m selling this unique, rare all-original 1964 dual pickup SB722D model, made in the Kalamazoo factory. In 1957 Gibson purchased the Epiphone Guitar Company and moved production to Kalamazoo, Michigan. For over a decade, from 1959 to early 1970, Epiphone full-body guitars and basses were produced in limited numbers, alongside some of the finest Gibsons of all time. These Epiphone guitars were some of the highest quality and best-sounding instruments of their generation.
Asymmetrical Coronet style one-piece mahogany body, one-piece mahogany neck, very rare Brazilian Rio rosewood fingerboard, 2x single PU, 2x volume and 2x tone, batwing headstock, Wraparound bridge, 24.75’’ scale length. 100% original condition, frets 10/10, great feel, big resonance, perfect sound. Weighs only 2.9kg!! The instrument is in nitrocellulose, which has a beautiful natural relic! Purchased in 2014 in the Vintage-guitar store in Germany, Cites and vintage case included. !FENDER KILLER! No cracks or repairs. Shipping from the Czech Republic, insured & tracked.
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| Listed | 7 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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