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[SN 80749514] USED Gibson / EDS-1275 Modified Heritage Cherry, manufactured in 1989 [09]

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[SN 80749514] USED Gibson / EDS-1275 Modified Heritage Cherry, manufactured in 1989 [09]

This is a 1989 Gibson double-neck model with modified pickups.
The front pickup on the 6-string side has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan SH-2n, the rear pickup with a Seymour Duncan JB, and the rear pickup on the 12-string side with a DiMarzio DP191. Note that the front pickup on the 12-string side is a Gibson Original HB-R (commonly known as the "PCB pickup").

The 12-string side has undergone neck iron correction, fret leveling, and wiring repairs.
There may be some crackling noise from the toggle switch located at the bottom center of the body, which switches between the 6-string and 12-string outputs. The guitar will be delivered in its current condition.
The headstock shows scratches, dents, and cracks in the finish; both truss rod cover screw holes are cracked; the back of the neck has scratches and weather checking in the finish; and the neck binding exhibits discoloration and peeling of the finish.
The body shows scratches, dents, and peeling paint; a screw hole, presumably for a strap pin, remains at the body end; the front escutcheon on the 6th string side has a crack; and the metal parts exhibit rust, tarnish, and pitting.
There are other signs of wear, such as scuffs and tarnish, but the overall condition is good.
Neck Condition: Good
Truss rod: Sufficient play in both tightening and loosening directions
Fret Wear: 60–70%
Year of Manufacture: 1989
Country of Manufacture: USA
Case: Hard case / Original
Accessories: None
Condition: B: Shows significant wear and signs of use, but is in good working condition for normal use
Serial Number: 80749514
Weight: 5.66 kg

We strive to update our information promptly, but as this item is also sold in-store, we ask for your understanding in the unlikely event that it is sold out.
$8.76

Original: $25.03

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[SN 80749514] USED Gibson / EDS-1275 Modified Heritage Cherry, manufactured in 1989 [09]

$25.03

$8.76

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This is a 1989 Gibson double-neck model with modified pickups.
The front pickup on the 6-string side has been replaced with a Seymour Duncan SH-2n, the rear pickup with a Seymour Duncan JB, and the rear pickup on the 12-string side with a DiMarzio DP191. Note that the front pickup on the 12-string side is a Gibson Original HB-R (commonly known as the "PCB pickup").

The 12-string side has undergone neck iron correction, fret leveling, and wiring repairs.
There may be some crackling noise from the toggle switch located at the bottom center of the body, which switches between the 6-string and 12-string outputs. The guitar will be delivered in its current condition.
The headstock shows scratches, dents, and cracks in the finish; both truss rod cover screw holes are cracked; the back of the neck has scratches and weather checking in the finish; and the neck binding exhibits discoloration and peeling of the finish.
The body shows scratches, dents, and peeling paint; a screw hole, presumably for a strap pin, remains at the body end; the front escutcheon on the 6th string side has a crack; and the metal parts exhibit rust, tarnish, and pitting.
There are other signs of wear, such as scuffs and tarnish, but the overall condition is good.
Neck Condition: Good
Truss rod: Sufficient play in both tightening and loosening directions
Fret Wear: 60–70%
Year of Manufacture: 1989
Country of Manufacture: USA
Case: Hard case / Original
Accessories: None
Condition: B: Shows significant wear and signs of use, but is in good working condition for normal use
Serial Number: 80749514
Weight: 5.66 kg

We strive to update our information promptly, but as this item is also sold in-store, we ask for your understanding in the unlikely event that it is sold out.