SPEC
Body Material ： Flame Maple / Mahogany
Neck Material ： Mahogany
Neck Shape: C
Neck Warp ： No warp
Fingerboard Material ： Rosewood (22F)
String Height: treble - bass: 1.6-1.8
Remaining frets: 8
Inlay ： Dish
Nut (width) ： Approx. 43mm
Pegs ： Original
Scale ： Approx. 628mm
Bridge ： Original
String Gauge : .010-.046
Pickguard : - (included)
Pickups : Gibson 57Classic
Switch ： 3-way toggle switch
Controls : 2Vol2tone
Rod Margin : I tightened the rod a little for adjustment, but there is enough room for both tightening and loosening.
Weight ：4.42
Accessories ：Hard case, pick guard, wrench for adjustment
Serial ：3 2299
Condition: The neck is in flat condition.
There are scratches, dents, rust and dullness on the parts due to use.
There are paint peeling marks near the bridge.
String height is about 1.8mm on the 6th string and 1.6mm on the 1st string.
The truss rod has enough room to be tightened and loosened.
The frets are about 80% full, and there are no parts that are low.
There is no chattering or clogging.
The Orville guitar brand was produced under an official license from Gibson from around 1988 until the end of 1997.
There are two types of Orville: Orville by Gibson and Orville, with the difference being that Orville by Gibson is equipped with genuine Gibson pickups.
In recent years, the price of Orville by Gibson as well as Orville by Gibson has skyrocketed, and the price of Orville by Gibson has started to exceed that of low-priced Gibsons.
This is probably because many people are attracted by the quality of the domestic construction and the vintage Japanese sound of about 40 years ago.
Orville by Gibson is manufactured by Terada Gakki and Fujigen, and it is said that Fujigen started manufacturing Orville by Gibson around 1993.
Orville by Gibson models with serial numbers beginning with "G" are said to have been manufactured by Terada Gakki.
This guitar was made in 1993, and the "By" in the logo is vertical, so we have determined that this guitar was made by Fujigen.
Unlike regular models, this model has a five-digit serial number, which suggests that it was a limited edition model.
Body is made of beautiful flame maple top and mahogany back.
Neck is mahogany with set neck joint. Fingerboard is rosewood with 22F, 628mm scale.
The neck is a clean C shape. Deep joint specification.
Fret side is fret edge binding.
Pickguard is not installed from the beginning, but it is included.
Gibson '57 Classic pickups are installed.
57Classic pickups have been loved for many years as replicas of P.A.F. pickups.
The warm and delicate tone and accurate response are the charms of this pickup.
It is easy to express the nuance of picking, volume, sweet sound with the tone turned down, distortion when leading, etc. It is truly a royal sound.
The controls are 2 volume and 2 tone.
3-way toggle switch.