Very Good condition, 7/10, Made in USA, including Gibson gigbag, according to the serial this guitar was made September 15th 1981, body of resonwood (a type of pressed wood) with hardwood core, replaced bridge, original Dirty Fingers neck pickup with coil tap, replaced later Gibson bridge pickup, weight 4,2kg, more info: Like the Marauder and S-1, the Gibson Sonex guitars were constructed with a bolt-on neck, rather than a traditional Gibson set-neck; but rather than a solid wood body, the Sonex series used a Multi-phonic construction, which was both cheap to produce and with highly desirable audio qualities, It comprised an inner solid tone wood core sandwiched between slices of a composite wood material named Resonwood; "a product that will be heralded for years in the future as a first" and one that was "astounding players" with it's "extraordinary sustain and harmonic reproduction" This was not the first time Gibson had used such materials of course, having produced the Kalamazoo range of guitars and basses from a similar pressed wood material 15 years earlier, Gibson Sonex-180 Custom BODY SPECIFICATIONS The new Gibson exclusive Multi-phonic body construction Single cutaway design Adjustable chrome plated Tune-0-Matic bridge with chrome plated stop-bar tailpiece Uniquely shaped double sided fingerrest with white revealed edge Two high output Gibson "Dirty Fingers" 3-point adjustable exposed pickups that feature one cream and one black coil 3-position toggle switch for pickup selection (individual or both pickups simultaneously) Coil tap switch to place either humbucking pickup into a single point non-humbucking mode Attractive, efficient black speed knobs Body size: Length 17 1/4", width 13", depth 1 3/4" NECK SPECIFICATIONS 3-piece solid maple construction Width at finger board nut 1 11/16" Ebony fingerboard with dot inlays and corresponding side dots Individually enclosed chrome plated machine heads Gibson truss rod with distinctive truss rod cover 22 frets 24 3/4" scale length SONEX-180 CUSTOM Ebony or White finish (later Candy Apple Red)