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Description

This is an L-50 made in 1968.

It has a narrow neck with a nut width of approximately 40mm. It shows signs of use, but is in solid playing condition.

Spruce top, maple sides and back.

There is a crack repair on the 6th-string side of the body top. There is paint peeling on the bottom of the top and the sides of the body, and scratches and small dents can be seen throughout.

While there is some wear, there are no particular issues with the instrument, and the neck is nearly straight and in excellent condition.

About 50-60% of the frets remain, and there is ample space in both truss rod positions.

The string height is set low, approximately 1.7mm on the 1st string at the 12th fret, and approximately 2.3mm on the 6th string at the 12th fret, so it works well. Of course, it can also be raised.

One tuning peg knob is bent, but this does not affect playability. A strap pin has been added.

It has been played and resonates well, producing a sharp, percussive, and catchy sound for an archtop.

This guitar has the distinctive Gibson jack sound and is one you'll want to have on hand.

Condition: B+: No problems with normal use

Shipping

We ship via EMS, FedEx, or DHL (international express mail service with tracking, insurance, and handling included).

EMS: Usually takes 1–2 weeks
FedEx / DHL: Usually takes about 1 week

Your item will be carefully packed and shipped within 5 business days.

Returns

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If the item is defective, please contact us before returning.

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