SOLD: Gibson ES-125T (1960); WITHDRAWN Eastman T64/v with Callaham Bigsby upgrade;

JezWynd

thinline72 said:

Sunday bump!

As I set on keeping ES-125TDC, I now have a good shipping box from it. So if a buyer is willing to arrange deliver at their risks and cost, I think we can do that! Here is a photo of shipping box and packaging materials:

Congratulations on finding a TDC! Your pics are tempting me to take the 125T back, it's a wonderful sounding guitar - this model is the biggest and best bargain in the vintage Gibson market. Someone will be very happy, it's one of the cleanest I've ever come across.

TheMarlin

nickbigsby said:

TheMarlin said:

Bloody autocorrect…..

It actually fits well 

……maybe it’s a sign I should ad a sixth?
Maybe time to revisit the Reverend PA-1
The GAS gods abide 

thinline72

thanks @JezWynd , ES-125T is indeed a vintage bargain! I believe it's also the only golden era model which Gibson hasn't reissued yet. And this particular ES-125T is as lovely, warm and woody sounding as it gets.

TGIF bump!

thinline72

Slow Sundays Coffee Club sort of bump!

thinline72

bumpy Tuesday!

thinline72

bump with Eastman being withdrawn! It's just such a great guitar for the value that I struggle to see what else can I buy instead of it.

prudd

thinline72 said:

bump with Eastman being withdrawn! It's just such a great guitar for the value that I struggle to see what else can I buy instead of it.

Right choice on the Eastman sir, I love mine, the most resonant guitar I think I have ever owned and so comfortable to play.

thinline72

@prudd yes, I think you were right all along! I also really like its a bit chunky neck with 1.72" nut width. It's quite unusual for electrics and I doubt there are many other with wider nut width (apart from custom or boutique of course). It suits very well for slide playing imo.

thinline72

Sunday bump!

thinline72

bumpy Tuesday!

thinline72

Thursday is a little Friday bump!

thinline72

first winter bump!