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Gibson Hummingbird 1976 guitar FROM JAPAN/512
Estimated price for orientation: 3 480 $
Category: Gibson Hummingbird Acoustic Guit
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Description Brand: Gibson String Configuration: 6 String Model: Hummingbird 1976 MPN: Hummingbird 1976 UPC: does not apply
Since sales began in 1960, Hummingbird has become popular as J-45 and Gibson's leading acoustic guitar. The impression of pickguard with hummingbirds is intense, it is a popular model with the looks most like Gibson! This arrival is made in 76 years. It is a very beautiful individual whose feeling of gloss of a paint like a thing remained in recent years!
Spruce TOP, Mahogany SIDE & BACK, Maple 3 Piece NECK, Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge, 43 mm Nut, 25.5 in. Scale Square Shoulder.
The sound of the box is also good, it sounds very well! Generally in the 1970s Gibson, because of the double X bracing structure, it is hard to get a little low and unexpected sounds come out so much that it is often criticized, but it is not such a bad thing by all means! It is certainly not a strong habit of the habit of hitting Gibson's loud, but when you think about it with just the volume, it feels like it rings richer rather than in the 60's Adjustable Bridge era. In short, I think that it is likely to be shunned from Gibson fans because there is no habit like Gibson, but because it is a sound that flashes flat from low to high, it is rather a best for accompaniments of folk and pop type · Is not it a match? It is!
Condition of instruments, there are small scratches, aging feelings, repair history, etc. that we did a little bit, but when we look at the total, we maintain beautiful conditions that we can not easily see! There are various as you look closely, but the feeling of gloss of the paint is also very beautiful and it looks like a reissue of a thing in recent years to watch it. As a repair history, there is a crack repair mark of about 15 cm from the body part's 6th string side end part. At present it is adhered and reinforced beautifully, the surface is also sharpened cleanly, so I think whether it will be bothersome to watch it but it can be confirmed a black streak a little. In addition, there are some traces of seal on the body and back, and roughness of paint which seems to be losing the stand. Small scratches and abrasions can be found in other areas, but scratches are extremely small compared to the average individuals of the same age, and considering the total, I think whether it can be said that individuals with good condition are not quite good.
Neck condition is also good and beautiful straight, the current string height is on the 12 frets on the 6th string side 2.5mm, the 1st string side about 2.0mm is the best setting. Although there is not much room in the saddle, I think that it is satisfactory playability satisfactory in the present condition. The frets are rubbed cleanly and there is no dent like the current situation. The fret remaining is about 70% of the original.
I'd like to try it for those who had eaten Gibson in the 70's until now, it is one recommended recommendation of sound balance and condition!
The case comes with SKB hard case.
SN: 00164979 ●Condition neck is good
frets About 70%
others:
Total condition: You can check it by listed pics. ●Weight ●Serial No 00164979 ●Includes hardcase "NOTICE:
About a vintage or used item.
Please buy it, only buyer that understanding below.
There are the rusts and lack of luster of metal department, weather check,
scratches, paint burnt, painting peel off, cracks and dents on body by aged degradation. "
Description
| Brand: | Gibson | String Configuration: | 6 String |
| Model: | Hummingbird 1976 | MPN: | Hummingbird 1976 |
| UPC: | does not apply |
Since sales began in 1960, Hummingbird has become popular as J-45 and Gibson's leading acoustic guitar. The impression of pickguard with hummingbirds is intense, it is a popular model with the looks most like Gibson! This arrival is made in 76 years. It is a very beautiful individual whose feeling of gloss of a paint like a thing remained in recent years!
Spruce TOP, Mahogany SIDE & BACK, Maple 3 Piece NECK, Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge, 43 mm Nut, 25.5 in. Scale Square Shoulder.
The sound of the box is also good, it sounds very well! Generally in the 1970s Gibson, because of the double X bracing structure, it is hard to get a little low and unexpected sounds come out so much that it is often criticized, but it is not such a bad thing by all means! It is certainly not a strong habit of the habit of hitting Gibson's loud, but when you think about it with just the volume, it feels like it rings richer rather than in the 60's Adjustable Bridge era. In short, I think that it is likely to be shunned from Gibson fans because there is no habit like Gibson, but because it is a sound that flashes flat from low to high, it is rather a best for accompaniments of folk and pop type · Is not it a match? It is!
Condition of instruments, there are small scratches, aging feelings, repair history, etc. that we did a little bit, but when we look at the total, we maintain beautiful conditions that we can not easily see! There are various as you look closely, but the feeling of gloss of the paint is also very beautiful and it looks like a reissue of a thing in recent years to watch it. As a repair history, there is a crack repair mark of about 15 cm from the body part's 6th string side end part. At present it is adhered and reinforced beautifully, the surface is also sharpened cleanly, so I think whether it will be bothersome to watch it but it can be confirmed a black streak a little. In addition, there are some traces of seal on the body and back, and roughness of paint which seems to be losing the stand. Small scratches and abrasions can be found in other areas, but scratches are extremely small compared to the average individuals of the same age, and considering the total, I think whether it can be said that individuals with good condition are not quite good.
Neck condition is also good and beautiful straight, the current string height is on the 12 frets on the 6th string side 2.5mm, the 1st string side about 2.0mm is the best setting. Although there is not much room in the saddle, I think that it is satisfactory playability satisfactory in the present condition. The frets are rubbed cleanly and there is no dent like the current situation. The fret remaining is about 70% of the original.
I'd like to try it for those who had eaten Gibson in the 70's until now, it is one recommended recommendation of sound balance and condition!
The case comes with SKB hard case.
SN: 00164979 ●Condition neck is good
frets About 70%
others:
Total condition: You can check it by listed pics. ●Weight ●Serial No 00164979 ●Includes hardcase "NOTICE:
About a vintage or used item.
Please buy it, only buyer that understanding below.
There are the rusts and lack of luster of metal department, weather check,
scratches, paint burnt, painting peel off, cracks and dents on body by aged degradation. "
Spruce TOP, Mahogany SIDE & BACK, Maple 3 Piece NECK, Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge, 43 mm Nut, 25.5 in. Scale Square Shoulder.
The sound of the box is also good, it sounds very well! Generally in the 1970s Gibson, because of the double X bracing structure, it is hard to get a little low and unexpected sounds come out so much that it is often criticized, but it is not such a bad thing by all means! It is certainly not a strong habit of the habit of hitting Gibson's loud, but when you think about it with just the volume, it feels like it rings richer rather than in the 60's Adjustable Bridge era. In short, I think that it is likely to be shunned from Gibson fans because there is no habit like Gibson, but because it is a sound that flashes flat from low to high, it is rather a best for accompaniments of folk and pop type · Is not it a match? It is!
Condition of instruments, there are small scratches, aging feelings, repair history, etc. that we did a little bit, but when we look at the total, we maintain beautiful conditions that we can not easily see! There are various as you look closely, but the feeling of gloss of the paint is also very beautiful and it looks like a reissue of a thing in recent years to watch it. As a repair history, there is a crack repair mark of about 15 cm from the body part's 6th string side end part. At present it is adhered and reinforced beautifully, the surface is also sharpened cleanly, so I think whether it will be bothersome to watch it but it can be confirmed a black streak a little. In addition, there are some traces of seal on the body and back, and roughness of paint which seems to be losing the stand. Small scratches and abrasions can be found in other areas, but scratches are extremely small compared to the average individuals of the same age, and considering the total, I think whether it can be said that individuals with good condition are not quite good.
Neck condition is also good and beautiful straight, the current string height is on the 12 frets on the 6th string side 2.5mm, the 1st string side about 2.0mm is the best setting. Although there is not much room in the saddle, I think that it is satisfactory playability satisfactory in the present condition. The frets are rubbed cleanly and there is no dent like the current situation. The fret remaining is about 70% of the original.
I'd like to try it for those who had eaten Gibson in the 70's until now, it is one recommended recommendation of sound balance and condition!
The case comes with SKB hard case.
SN: 00164979 ●Condition neck is good
frets About 70%
others:
Total condition: You can check it by listed pics. ●Weight ●Serial No 00164979 ●Includes hardcase "NOTICE:
About a vintage or used item.
Please buy it, only buyer that understanding below.
There are the rusts and lack of luster of metal department, weather check,
scratches, paint burnt, painting peel off, cracks and dents on body by aged degradation. "