Gibson ES-125T Arch Top Electric Guitar w/Case (1962) Potentiometers Reverb is very much about

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Gibson ES-125T Arch Top Electric Guitar w/Case (1962) Potentiometers Reverb is very much aboutThis uber cool guitar was first introduced in 1956 as a thinner bodied version of the ES 125. The specs between the two models were almost identical with a slimmer neck that joins the body at the 14th fret, 1 piece mahogany neck with adjustable truss rod, adjustable rosewood bridge, individual volume and tone controls and a single P 90 with adjustable pole pieces. The biggest difference is where the T in 125T comes from, which is the thinner body.