Gibson Longhorn Double Cut Electric Guitar – July Guitar of the Month

Posted 05 Jul 2008 in Electric Guitar, News

Gibson is featuring a unique guitar each month during 2008 and is highlighting the Gibson Longhorn Double Cut Electric Guitar with Trans Blue Finish during July. The Longhorn guitar was produced in a limited run of 1,000 instruments.

The Gibson Longhorn Double Cut Guitar has a unique body style that incorporates slightly extended, asymmetrical cutaways on a solid piece of mahogany with an AA figured maple top. The special-design L.R. Baggs piezo pickup beneath the Tune-O-Matic bridge combined with two EMG-85 active humbuckers housed in the bridge and neck offer an extended range of tonal options. Separate pickup outputs enable guitarists to use the pickups individually or blend their sounds. The Longhorn has a 1950s-era rounded mahogany neck, traditional headstock, and flowerpot inlays on the headstock that date back to Gibson’s guitars, mandolins, and archtops of the early 1900s.

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Gibson Features the Longhorn Double Cut Electric Guitar with Trans Blue Finish as the July Guitar of the Month

Gibson’s Guitar of the Month for July is Now Available at Musician’s Friend

Medford, OR (PRWEB) July 1, 2008 — Direct marketer of music gear Musician’s Friend announces that the limited edition Gibson Guitar of the Month for July is now available to order. Gibson is featuring a unique guitar each month during 2008 and is highlighting the Gibson Longhorn Double Cut Electric Guitar with Trans Blue Finish during July. The Longhorn guitar was produced in a limited run of 1,000 instruments, so guitar enthusiasts are encouraged to act quickly to be able to add it to their collections.

The Gibson Longhorn Double Cut Guitar has a unique body style that incorporates slightly extended, asymmetrical cutaways on a solid piece of mahogany with an AA figured maple top. The special-design L.R. Baggs piezo pickup beneath the Tune-O-Matic bridge combined with two EMG-85 active humbuckers housed in the bridge and neck offer an extended range of tonal options. Separate pickup outputs enable guitarists to use the pickups individually or blend their sounds. The Longhorn has a 1950s-era rounded mahogany neck, traditional headstock, and flowerpot inlays on the headstock that date back to Gibson’s guitars, mandolins, and archtops of the early 1900s.

Musician’s Friend also offers many other fine Gibson guitars including the revolutionary Gibson Robot Guitar with a groundbreaking self-tuning system. Gibson Robots are available in the SG and Les Paul body styles with several finish options including a new flashy metallic green.

For more information about Gibson and Musician’s Friend’s complete assortment of Gibson products, musicians can view the informative Gibson Page where they can find all the guitar gear they need including amplifiers, replacement strings, cases, picks, straps, and guitar stands.

About Musician’s Friend

Musician’s Friend, Incorporated is the world’s largest direct marketer of music gear and musical instruments. Its assortment of more than 45,000 products including guitars, bass guitars, pro audio, keyboards, live sound and recording equipment, and drums and percussion is marketed through its print catalogs and websites, including musiciansfriend.com.

Along with the widest assortment of musical equipment and instruments possible, the Musician’s Friend website also offers informative musician’s resources including in-depth buying guides, tech tips, hands-on gear reviews, tech articles from highly respected music industry professionals, interviews with well-known artists, and over 135,000 product reviews and ratings.

Located in Medford, Oregon with warehousing in Kansas City, Missouri, and a call center in Salt Lake City, Utah, Musician’s Friend can be contacted at 1-800-776-5173 or by visiting http://www.musiciansfriend.com.

1 Comment

  1. electric guitar builder (30 Oct 2010, 12:49)

    That is a very nice looking electric guitar. Its a very different look that most Gibson”s that I have seen – I like it!



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