Gibson ES-125T Arch Top Electric Guitar w/Case (1962) Mandolin Gig Bag Triple nickel-plated gear plate shaped

Triple nickel-plated gear plate shaped and embossed with Art Deco motif

The plug that you insert into your guitar can rotate in five steps up to 180 degrees

we are excited to offer all of tonal secrets in a pedal format along with our first AC voicings

AFX Pro EQ Mini offers quality preamplification and critical equalization voiced specifically for acoustic instruments

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Gibson ES-125T Arch Top Electric Guitar w/Case (1962) Mandolin Gig Bag Triple nickel-plated gear plate shapedThis uber cool guitar was first introduced in 1956 as a thinner bodied version of the ES 125. The specs between the two models were almost identical with a slimmer neck that joins the body at the 14th fret, 1 piece mahogany neck with adjustable truss rod, adjustable rosewood bridge, individual volume and tone controls and a single P 90 with adjustable pole pieces. The biggest difference is where the T in 125T comes from, which is the thinner body.