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22 medium-jumbo frets on a bound rosewood fingerboard
The fretwork is described as making bends and vibrato easier to execute.

Independent shopping perspective
Finished in Dark Walnut, the Gibson ’70s Explorer combines a mahogany body with a SlimTaper mahogany neck and bound rosewood fingerboard. Its contoured body is described as giving clear access to upper frets, while the 22 medium-jumbo frets support bends and vibrato. Two ’70s Tribute Burstbuckers, hand-wired with Orange Drop capacitors, supply the warm, dynamic sound and harmonic detail associated with this model. The fixed bridge and stopbar layout complete the guitar, and a hardshell case is included.


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Detail 01
The fretwork is described as making bends and vibrato easier to execute.
Detail 02
They are paired with the two ’70s Tribute Burstbuckers for the model’s warm, dynamic sound.
Product questions
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It has a pair of ’70s Tribute Burstbucker pickups.
The layout is two volume controls, one tone control, and a toggle switch.
Yes, a hardshell case is included.
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