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Free Shipping Add to Cart Price Drop Gibson USA Melody Maker Special 2011 - matte black and P-90s! The Gibson Melody Maker is an electric guitar made by Gibson Guitar Corporation. It has had many body shape variations since its conception in 1959. Model history Regular issue (1959-71) Variations of Double Cut Melody Maker: 1961-1965 Double Cutaway ×2 (rounded horns)

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In 1961, the Melody Makers changed from a single- to double-cutaway design, and in 1965 the body shape altered yet again to incorporate pointier horns spaced slightly further apart, while the neck join moved from the 16th to the 18th fret. At this point, the standard finish switched from sunburst to cherry red. $1,999 Add to Cart Gibson Melody Maker Electric Guitar (Carle Place, NY) Used - Very Good Hicksville, NY, United States $999.99 Add to Cart 14-Day Return Policy Gibson Melody Maker 120th Anniversary 2014 Midnight Manhattan Satin Used - Good Gaithersburg, MD, United States $1,299 Add to Cart Price Drop Gibson Melody Maker 1964 - Natural The neck feels manageable and isn't at all clubby. Gibson Melody Maker SG. The guitar's grain is visible through its paintwork. Gibson Melody Maker SG.. In light of all this, when the new Melody Maker series was ushered in at the Frankfurt Musikmesse in March, it seemed like an inevitable success story given the instruments' sub-£500 pricing. MusicRadar Verdict A close replica of a well-loved Gibson model, what it lacks in constructional class it makes up for in punky attitude. Hard not to like. Check Thomann Pros + Simplistic design. Okay build. Strong brash tone. Cons - It feels rather half-finished and not everyone 'gets' single-pickup guitars.

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$799.99 The Gibson Melody Maker is an absolutely legendary Gibson solid body guitar. It isn't necessarily at the top of the list of classic models, but just in terms of sales it was absolutely huge, with over 47000 Melody Makers shipped in a relatively short period between 1959 and 1970. Gibson's first Melody Maker was released way back in 1959 as a slab mahogany-bodied single pickup guitar designed to make a Gibson electric affordable to budget-minded players. Scale: 24 3/4" Body: Mahogany body. 17 1/4" long, 13" wide, 1 3/8" thick. Neck: One piece mahogany with adjustable truss rod. Rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot markers. 22 frets. Width at nut 1 5/8" Hardware: 1 volume and 1 tone control. Gibson GV19 vibrola (optional) and TPBR bridge. Kluson 301V tuning keys Weight: 2.62 kg

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The Blackheart came about simply enough—Joan wanted a black guitar, with a few updates and simple features, and Gibson obliged. The Joan Jett Blackheart Melody Maker from Gibson features a mahogany body, a quarter-sawn, rounded profile solid mahogany neck, ebony fingerboard with 12" radius and 22 jumbo frets, and mini Grover LP-style tuners. It's kind of like a wide, thinner Telecaster neck. It doesn't feel like a broom handle or baseball bat. It's nothing like a Gibson ES neck… As I said, the neck is a "Melody Maker" neck. Something like the 2007 Melody Maker reissue (one single coil in a narrow-bobbin format) I used to have. My MM Explorers are a joy to play. The four Melody Maker models are each inspired by fellow Gibson classicsâ€"the Les Paul, the SG, the Explorer and the Flying V. Each guitar brings together Gibson's famous shapes with the thinner body, neck and headstock of the Melody Maker series. Each of the new models features a set-in neck, 24 3/4" scale, and 1 11/16" nut width, and. Gibson's Joan Jett Signature Melody Maker is a replica of the guitar Joan used to garner her "Bad Reputation." The slab mahogany body is wrapped in a Worn White finish with a slim-taper neck built to the same specs as Joan's trusty axe and fitted with a ebony fingerboard. The truss rod cover bears Joan's stamped signature and chrome hardware.