GIBSON ES137 CLASSIC EBONY 

Gibson ES137 Classic Ebony
 2222,-
 2222,-
ES137 Classic Ebony Gibson
Gibson ES137 Classic Ebony Gibson ES137 Classic Ebony Gibson ES137 Classic Ebony
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Gibson ES137 Classic Ebony
Not every Gibson guitar traces its heritage back to the so-called "Golden Years" of American Guitars, which is widely accepted to be most of the 1950s and into the 1960s. The Gibson Custom ES-137 semi-hollowbody electric is a perfect example. Gibson never built any instrument quite like this until recently. It clearly combines two distinctive influences: the look of Gibson's single cutaway, semi-hollowbodies and the hot sound of a Les Paul Classic. Is it a blues guitar? A rock guitar? Or perhaps a jazz guitar? The answer is, it's all of these. With a curly maple semi-hollow body and a mahogany centerblock it can play clean jazz or fusion lines, but crank your amp to "11" and the ES-137 semi-hollowbody screams just like a Les Paul. Hardshell case included.

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