2006 Gibson ES-175 Blond. poa Second only to his great-grandfather

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I remember a flamenco player friend purchased one from a visiting Spanish artist in the 1980’s and it cost him $20

Ebony fingerboard 650 scale 52 mm nut width

A great example of John Price’s earlier work that features a fan-braced cedar soundboard and Tasmanian Blackwood back and sides

An excellent example of Perth Luthier Simon Rovis – Hermann’s early work showing the influence of Richard Howell

2006 Gibson ES-175 Blond. poa Second only to his great-grandfather2006 Gibson ES 175 Blond. Time capsule condition. Since its introduction in 1949, the Gibson ES 175 has been a beloved choice among musicians. Its semi hollow body design, versatile tone, and comfortable playability have made it a go to instrument for countless artists. Renowned players such as Joe Pass, Pat Metheny, Jim Hall, Steve Howe, and Herb Ellis have all embraced the ES 175, showcasing its incredible capabilities in their own unique styles.