JMP2203 Active member Jun 27, 2023 #1 Im not sure which wood is this fretboard, guitar is Frank Marino SG
JMP2203 Active member Jun 27, 2023 #3 japetus said: Rosewood Click to expand... what kind of rosewood?
japetus Well-known member Jun 27, 2023 #5 JMP2203 said: what kind of rosewood? Click to expand... Looks like Brazilian Rosewood, Gibson was still using them on that model at the time.
JMP2203 said: what kind of rosewood? Click to expand... Looks like Brazilian Rosewood, Gibson was still using them on that model at the time.
japetus Well-known member Jun 28, 2023 #7 blacksun said: rosewood, probably indian, since it's a post 1965 model.. Click to expand... I thought they stopped in 1969? Edit: Damn you are right. For some reason 1969 always stuck in my head.
blacksun said: rosewood, probably indian, since it's a post 1965 model.. Click to expand... I thought they stopped in 1969? Edit: Damn you are right. For some reason 1969 always stuck in my head.
B blacksun Member Jun 29, 2023 #9 japetus said: I thought they stopped in 1969? Edit: Damn you are right. For some reason 1969 always stuck in my head. Click to expand... Yep, 1965 is the last of the really magic years both for Fender and Gibson.
japetus said: I thought they stopped in 1969? Edit: Damn you are right. For some reason 1969 always stuck in my head. Click to expand... Yep, 1965 is the last of the really magic years both for Fender and Gibson.
B blacksun Member Jun 29, 2023 #10 For example; when Gibson relaunched the Les Paul model (as we know it) in 1968, it didn't have a Brazilian rosewood fretboard.
For example; when Gibson relaunched the Les Paul model (as we know it) in 1968, it didn't have a Brazilian rosewood fretboard.