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Other Products |Gibson Custom Shop Murphy Lab 1933 L-00 Light Aged Ebony

USD 2,314.30
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The Ideal Small Bodied Acoustic With a Balanced Sound and Vintage Looks
The L-00 is one of Gibson’s most iconic models. Developed in the early 30s, the L-00 was an industry standard for many years and is still popular with guitarists today. Delivering unparalleled projection not found in comparable small-bodied guitars and a tonality that is best described in Gibson’s 1934 catalog as a sound of “perfect balance,” The 1933 L-00 achieves all the advantages of an acoustic that is comfortable to play in your home while still producing Gibson’s characteristic rich, full sound. The 1933 L-00 features Light Aging by the skilled artisans of the Murphy Lab. The Murphy Lab Light Aged finish treatment, paired with lightly aged hardware, simulates decades of light play wear, giving it the unique character, vibe, and feel of an original example from the Gibson Golden Era.
Specs

Type

Hollow Body; Acoustic

Colour

Ebony Murphy Lab Light Aged

Orientation

Right Handed

Number of Strings

6

Body Shape

L-00 (Small Body)

Body Material

Thermally Aged Red Spruce Top with Mahogany Back and Sides

Body Finish

Murphy Lab Aged Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Neck Material

Mahogany

Neck Shape

V

Fretboard Material

Rosewood

Number of Frets

19

Fretboard Inlays

Mother of Pearl Dots

Fret Size

Legend Wire

Fretboard Radius

12 (304.8mm)

Nut Material

Bone

Nut Width

1.77 (44.958mm)

Pickguard

Antique White

Bridge

Rosewood; Rectangular, Open Slot Bridge with Bone Saddle

Tuners

Square End, Cream Button, Light Aged

Strings

.012, .016, .024, .032, .042, .053

Case/ Bag

Included: Period Correct Case
Brand:Gibson Custom ShopCategory:Acoustic GuitarsSKU:8200433Tags:Acoustic Type:3/4 Size, Body Shape:Small Body, Category:Acoustic, Colour:Black, GIBSONEPIPHONECASHBACK2026, Number of Strings:6, Orientation:Right Handed, Pricefy:Gibson, Skill:Expert
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The Ideal Small Bodied Acoustic With a Balanced Sound and Vintage Looks
The L-00 is one of Gibson’s most iconic models. Developed in the early 30s, the L-00 was an industry standard for many years and is still popular with guitarists today. Delivering unparalleled projection not found in comparable small-bodied guitars and a tonality that is best described in Gibson’s 1934 catalog as a sound of “perfect balance,” The 1933 L-00 achieves all the advantages of an acoustic that is comfortable to play in your home while still producing Gibson’s characteristic rich, full sound. The 1933 L-00 features Light Aging by the skilled artisans of the Murphy Lab. The Murphy Lab Light Aged finish treatment, paired with lightly aged hardware, simulates decades of light play wear, giving it the unique character, vibe, and feel of an original example from the Gibson Golden Era.
Specs

Type

Hollow Body; Acoustic

Colour

Ebony Murphy Lab Light Aged

Orientation

Right Handed

Number of Strings

6

Body Shape

L-00 (Small Body)

Body Material

Thermally Aged Red Spruce Top with Mahogany Back and Sides

Body Finish

Murphy Lab Aged Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Neck Material

Mahogany

Neck Shape

V

Fretboard Material

Rosewood

Number of Frets

19

Fretboard Inlays

Mother of Pearl Dots

Fret Size

Legend Wire

Fretboard Radius

12 (304.8mm)

Nut Material

Bone

Nut Width

1.77 (44.958mm)

Pickguard

Antique White

Bridge

Rosewood; Rectangular, Open Slot Bridge with Bone Saddle

Tuners

Square End, Cream Button, Light Aged

Strings

.012, .016, .024, .032, .042, .053

Case/ Bag

Included: Period Correct Case
Brand:Gibson Custom ShopCategory:Acoustic GuitarsSKU:8200433Tags:Acoustic Type:3/4 Size, Body Shape:Small Body, Category:Acoustic, Colour:Black, GIBSONEPIPHONECASHBACK2026, Number of Strings:6, Orientation:Right Handed, Pricefy:Gibson, Skill:Expert
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