Gibson Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Sunrise Orange 1991
Description
GibsonChetAtkinsCountryGentlemanSunriseOrange1991
Gibson's Chet Atkins Country Gentleman was produced from around 1986 to the mid-2000s. After Mr. Chet ended his endorsement contract with Gretsch, he signed a contract with Gibson and was born after the Elegat ChetAtkinsCE.This is the electric model that was announced next.
The neck has a rounded profile and a maple-ebony fingerboard, finished in a pink-red color with impressive position marks that resemble Gretsch's thumbnail inlays.
It is said that the aim was to create a clear difference in appearance from the Gretsch by using this inlay made of red material.
The semi-hollow 17-inch body, dyed in a bright sunrise orange color and featuring F-holes and Venetian cutaways, has an impression similar to the 335, and the top, back, and sides are made of tasteful heathered flame maple. It is made up of.
The bridge is a combination of ABR-1 and Bigsby on a rosewood base, and the PU is equipped with 492R on the front and 490T on the rear, outputting a clear and warm sound with low output.
The controls are a 3-way pickup selector, 2 volumes, a master tone, and a master volume on the horn section on the 1st string side, and this area also has a positional relationship that completely follows Gretsch.
Chet Atkins is engraved on the truss rod cover, and the Schaller peg with the Gibson stamp is also a unique specification that allows you to quickly turn the peg when changing strings by pulling out the metal fittings on the side.
It's a special model that you wouldn't believe was made by Gibson, but the great thing about it is that it has a distinctly Gibson feel.
An interesting model where you can feel the dedication that is unique to the legend Chet Atkins.
It is in excellent playing condition and is ready for immediate use.
The pickguard and armrest are missing.
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Accessories: Hard case (there is some damage to the interior, such as some cushions being exposed, and the strings are broken, making it open on both sides, but this does not affect transportation)
Appearance Condition There are small scratches and dents throughout the body, areas where the paint seems to have reacted and melted, weather checks, dullness of parts, chips and small dents on the side of the 12F fingerboard.
Truss rod has plenty of room (it's getting a little stiff)
Frets: Approximately 70% ~ No noticeable valley reduction
neck straight
Nut width approx. 44mm
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If we notice any chatter, clogging, or other problems that significantly interfere with the performance, we will definitely make a note of it. If there is no such description, we have determined that there is no problem with the playing condition.
If there is no specification such as original replacement, we cannot make any determination regarding the specifications or condition.
Regarding truss rods, in order to protect the product, we only check the tightening and loosening directions up to about 45 degrees. (If it says "with a margin", it means that there is a margin of 45 degrees in both directions)
The contents listed are as of the time of listing. There may be changes due to seasonal changes.
Regarding accessories, only those listed in the published photos and on the exhibition page will be included.
We are also selling at the same time in stores, so there may be cases where the item is currently on sale or under negotiation.
We are unable to accommodate requests for specific delivery times for products.
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Color yellow
Manufacture year 1991
Optional items Hollow Semi-hollow
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 22 frets
neck scale long
Weight 4.16kg
Body material maple
tremolo bigsby type
Fingerboard material ebony
neck joint set neck
Neck material maple
Serial number 90911301
Accessories Hard case
Gibson's Chet Atkins Country Gentleman was produced from around 1986 to the mid-2000s. After Mr. Chet ended his endorsement contract with Gretsch, he signed a contract with Gibson and was born after the Elegat ChetAtkinsCE.This is the electric model that was announced next.
The neck has a rounded profile and a maple-ebony fingerboard, finished in a pink-red color with impressive position marks that resemble Gretsch's thumbnail inlays.
It is said that the aim was to create a clear difference in appearance from the Gretsch by using this inlay made of red material.
The semi-hollow 17-inch body, dyed in a bright sunrise orange color and featuring F-holes and Venetian cutaways, has an impression similar to the 335, and the top, back, and sides are made of tasteful heathered flame maple. It is made up of.
The bridge is a combination of ABR-1 and Bigsby on a rosewood base, and the PU is equipped with 492R on the front and 490T on the rear, outputting a clear and warm sound with low output.
The controls are a 3-way pickup selector, 2 volumes, a master tone, and a master volume on the horn section on the 1st string side, and this area also has a positional relationship that completely follows Gretsch.
Chet Atkins is engraved on the truss rod cover, and the Schaller peg with the Gibson stamp is also a unique specification that allows you to quickly turn the peg when changing strings by pulling out the metal fittings on the side.
It's a special model that you wouldn't believe was made by Gibson, but the great thing about it is that it has a distinctly Gibson feel.
An interesting model where you can feel the dedication that is unique to the legend Chet Atkins.
It is in excellent playing condition and is ready for immediate use.
The pickguard and armrest are missing.
--
Accessories: Hard case (there is some damage to the interior, such as some cushions being exposed, and the strings are broken, making it open on both sides, but this does not affect transportation)
Appearance Condition There are small scratches and dents throughout the body, areas where the paint seems to have reacted and melted, weather checks, dullness of parts, chips and small dents on the side of the 12F fingerboard.
Truss rod has plenty of room (it's getting a little stiff)
Frets: Approximately 70% ~ No noticeable valley reduction
neck straight
Nut width approx. 44mm
--
If we notice any chatter, clogging, or other problems that significantly interfere with the performance, we will definitely make a note of it. If there is no such description, we have determined that there is no problem with the playing condition.
If there is no specification such as original replacement, we cannot make any determination regarding the specifications or condition.
Regarding truss rods, in order to protect the product, we only check the tightening and loosening directions up to about 45 degrees. (If it says "with a margin", it means that there is a margin of 45 degrees in both directions)
The contents listed are as of the time of listing. There may be changes due to seasonal changes.
Regarding accessories, only those listed in the published photos and on the exhibition page will be included.
We are also selling at the same time in stores, so there may be cases where the item is currently on sale or under negotiation.
We are unable to accommodate requests for specific delivery times for products.
--
Color yellow
Manufacture year 1991
Optional items Hollow Semi-hollow
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 22 frets
neck scale long
Weight 4.16kg
Body material maple
tremolo bigsby type
Fingerboard material ebony
neck joint set neck
Neck material maple
Serial number 90911301
Accessories Hard case