I've decided that it's time to let this one go. I'm just not a P90 guy no matter how hard I try. It hasn't got the use it deserves for a few months now and humbuckers have become my go to.
Surprisingly for one of my guitars, this one is all stock. There are a couple of marks from the previous owner which I've done my best to photograph; one on the back of the neck around the 12th fret, on the top where the fool had the pickguard fitted and one near the toggle switch cover on the rear. There is also some buckle rash/worming to the rear.
The case and all the case candy is there including the baby photo, COA, multi tool and Gibson strap. The original truss rod cover with 'Classic' on it and the poker chip are in there too.
It's a none-relief body so, surprise surprise, fairly weighty coming in at around 4.7kg on my bathroom scales. It does however, sustain wonderfully as a result!
I'm saying collection or local meet up purely because I don't have a box suitable for shipping. If you want to send a box and organise a courier to pick up, I'm happy to pack and send you pictures before it goes to make sure you are happy with how I've done it. I'm based in Leamington Spa.
The prices seem to be fairly wide on these at the moment with a couple on Reverb for £1650 and £1800 which I think is generous!
I'll say £1300.
Trade wise, there is only one thing I'm after at the moment: Gibson Midtown Custom in Tobacco.
Specs from Gibson:
Body
Wood Species: Plain Maple Top with Mahogany Body
Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Neck
Material: Mahogany
Neck Profile: Slim taper
Scale Length: 24.75"
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12"
Number of Frets: 22
Frets: Medium - Cryogenically Treated
Nut Material: Tektoid
Nut Width: 1.695"
End of Board Width: 2.26"
Inlays: Acrylic Trapezoid
Hardware
Finish: Nickel
Bridge: ABR
Tailpiece: Aluminum Stop Bar
Tuning Machines: Kidney Grovers
Pick Guard: Les Paul Black
Control Knobs: Black Speed Knobs
Switch Tip: Black
Switch Washer: Black
Jack Plate Cover: Nickel
Electronics
Neck Pickup: Gibson P-90
Bridge Pickup: Gibson P-90
Comments
Now my flying V might be another story lol, I still have a love hate relationship with it. Think its too metal until I play it and realize I love it.