Gibson's tribute to one of the most iconic instruments in the company's history, and their first artist model named after the influential guitarist and "crooning troubadour," Nick Lucas. This 2000 version, part of Gibson’s Historic line made in Bozeman, Montana was a reimagining of the last incarnation Nick Lucas model from 1934 featuring Maple back and sides, 24.75" scale, 14-fret neck with a flat back body and flat (non pyramid) Rosewood bridge. The Maple back and sides are beautifully figured displaying a really nice, almost fiddleback flame, with all sides finish in an attractive dark sunburst. Combined with the tight grained Spruce top the quality of tonewoods used on this guitar is evident, and it really shows in the sound and tonal qualities.
In very good condition with no significant marks, nicks or similar. Very, very light playing wear only.
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| Listed | 20 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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