Here’s a 1964 Gibson Byrdland hollowbody electric guitar. This guitar is a real looker and sounds just great. It has been played through out the years but definitely not abused. It has the original Patent # pickups, which sound wonderful. It has some pick wear on the front by the pickup switch. The neck is straight but it does need to have a fret level to get the action lower. It appears to have a couple of high frets at the 13th and 14th frets. This is always a matter of subjectivity and will leave that up to the next owner as we think the guitar still plays great. Guitar weighs in at 7lbs. Original case has a few cosmetic repairs but the case is solid. See pictures for condition.
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Listed | 2 months ago |
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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