Gibson Custom 1963 Firebird V Maestro Vibrola Ultra Light Aged Pelham Blue #402583

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This is a New Gibson Custom 1963 Firebird V Maestro Vibrola Ultra Light Aged Pelham Blue #402583 from Gibson Custom Shop, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Gibson Custom 1963 Firebird V Maestro Vibrola Ultra Light Aged is a precise recreation of one of Gibsons most distinctive designs combining bold looks with vintage-inspired performance. Finished in Pelham Blue and treated with Murphy Lab Ultra Light Aging it captures the subtle wear and character of a well-kept original without feeling overdone. Its offset body and neck-through construction set it apart straight away offering a unique feel and a strong resonant voice that cuts through a mix with ease. The 9-ply mahogany and walnut neck-through design provides excellent sustain and stability paired with a rosewood fingerboard and medium jumbo frets for a smooth controlled playing experience. Firebird mini-humbuckers deliver a clear articulate tone with plenty of bite while the Maestro Vibrola adds expressive pitch control for subtle movement and shimmer. With hand-wired electronics vintage-style hardware and Custom Shop attention to detail throughout this is a guitar built for players who want something iconic responsive and full of character.

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Gibson Custom Shop instruments are specialist Gibson models made with historically inspired, artist-associated or limited specifications. Construction details, neck profiles, pickups, hardware, ageing treatments and included documentation can differ significantly. Check the complete individual listing and model code, particularly where visually similar instruments represent different years or reissue specifications.

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