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Gibson ES-125T
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Gibson ES-125T
Gibson 1958 full line catalogue1958 full line catalog

(about the ES-125T 3/4) - Gibsons newest addition to the three-quarter size family of electrig guitars, the ES-125T 3/4 offers outstanding performance, quality materials and expert workmanship
Gibson 1963 electrics catalogue1963 electrics catalog

very light weight, easy to hold, and ideal for the professionl or student who requires fine quality and top performance in a popular-priced instrument
Gibson 1966 full line catalogue1966 full line catalog

ModelES-125TES-125T 3/4
Available1956-19691957-1970
Total Production96401582
PickupsOne single-goil dogear P90
Scale24 3/4"22 3/4"
BodyMaple sides and back with a maple top. 16 1/4" wide (lower bout), 20 1/4" long, 1 3/4" thick. Single-ply binding
NeckMahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays. 20 frets, body meeting the neck at the 14th fret.
Frets20, meeting the body at the 14th fret.19, meeting the body at the 14th fret.
Hardware1 volume and 1 tone control. Tune-o-matic free floating bridge with trapeze tailpiece. Nickel plated metal parts throughout
FinishesSunburst

error: 1, Jazz, strings suitable for this guitarThe ES-125T was one of Gibsons 50s/60s student models - although really a very nice thinline guitar indeed, having lower end appointments, but being made from essentially the same materials as all Gibson thinlines. It was available as a full or 3/4 scale instrument, although the 3/4 size model sold in considerably smaller numbers

Like many Gibson models at the time, it had an equivalent Epiphone model (Epiphone Century) that shared most of its features

The following description is taken from the 1966 Gibson catalogue

Thin, very light weight, easy to hold, and ideal for the professional or student who requires fine quality and top performance in a popular priced instrument.

FEATURES: Arched Maple top, Chrome-plated metal parts. Slim, fast low-action neck joins body at the 14th fret. One-piece Mahogany neck, adjustable Truss Rod. Rosewood fingerboard, pearl dot inlays. Adjustable Rosewood bridge. Powerful pickup with individually adjustable pole-pieces. Separate tone and volume controls. 16¼" wide, 20¼" long, 1¾" thin; 24¾" scale, 20 frets.

ES-125T - Sunburst finish
519 - Faultless plush-lined case
304 - Archcraft plush-lined case
104 - Durabilt case
ZC-19 - Zipper cover for 519 case

ES-125T¾ - Three-quarter size with 22¾" scale and 19 frets. Sunburst finish.
533 - Faultless plush-lined case
116¾ - Durabilt case

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