1967 Gibson Melody Maker D        
Color: Fire Engine Red
Condition: Very Good+, this is a clean example of the first year SG body showing light players wear, minor blemishes and checking, overall agreat looking highly sought after guitar
Mod's: No
Electronics: Original
Breaks Or Repairs: No
Case: Hardshell Case
Accessories: Tremolo Arm
Weight: 6lbs 5oz
Notes: Gen II SG Style Body

The 1967 Gibson Melody Maker D is a distinct vintage electric guitar that represents a key era of evolution for Gibson's student line. Originally introduced in 1959 as a budget-friendly option, the "D" designation stands for "Dual" (two pickups). By 1967, the model featured the thin, double-cutaway SG body shape rather than the original Les Paul style single-cut design.

Features

• Body Style: SG-shaped, thin-profile solid mahogany body. It is significantly lighter than a standard Gibson SG, often weighing right around 6.6 lbs (3.0 kg).
• Neck & Fretboard: Set mahogany neck with a slim nut width and a Brazilian rosewood fretboard.
• Electronics: Two distinct, narrow single-coil pickups that utilize a 3-way slider switch mounted on a large pickguard, paired with dual volume and tone controls.
• Hardware: Outfitted with a "Maestro Vibrola" tremolo tailpiece and classic strip-style Kluson tuners