USED Gibson USA / Explorer 76 Reissue 2004 Cherry [12]

Like the Flying V, this model reproduces the popular 1976 specifications of the Explorer, which is still in the lineup today as a representative model of Gibson's deformed guitars since its release in 1958.
The headstock has six pegs, which is rare for Gibson guitars, asymmetrical and radical body shape, but it is widely used by metal guitarists in the 80's because of its high playability at high frets and stable picking form thanks to the protruding 6th string side body wing.
Mahogany body, 22-fret mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard, 496R/500T high-power pickups, Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge, 2 volume/1 tone, 3-way toggle switch. It is equipped with a 496R/500T high-power pickup, Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge, 2 volume/1 tone, and 3-way toggle switch.

There is a buckle scratch on the body back and a large ding on the neck grip at the 9th fret on the 1st string side.
There are paint chips on the head tip, body tip, and fingerboard side, and there are many scratches and dents scattered throughout.
The paint on the body top and neck grip has lost some of its luster due to rubbing.

Truss rod: There is room to tighten/loosen.
Fret: 70% to 80%.
String height (bass string side): 2.0mm above the 12th fret
String height (treble string side): 1.5mm above the 12th fret
Nut width: 43.4mm
Neck thickness (near 1st fret): 20.8mm
Neck thickness (near 12th fret): 21.8mm
Scale: 628mm (24.75")
RADIUS：305mm (12")
Strings in setup: ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set

Year of manufacture: 2004
Country of manufacture: USA
Case: Hard Case / Genuine
Accessories：Wrench
Serial number: 00344563
Weight: 4.06kg

Item Rank: B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problem for normal use.

Repair/Maintenance: Cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment, and mortise and tenon adjustment
Alterations: -.

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