Detail 01
70s Tribute humbuckers
Both pickup positions use the 70s Tribute humbucker set.

Independent shopping perspective
Gibson’s Ebony 70s Explorer is a right-handed solid mahogany electric guitar with the model’s angular Explorer body, a SlimTaper mahogany set neck, and 70s Tribute humbuckers. Its wiring is hand wired with orange drop capacitors, and the controls stay simple: separate pickup volumes, one master tone, and a three-way toggle. The listed pickup voice emphasizes muscular lows, assertive mids, and definition under heavy gain, while the 22-fret rosewood board and 24.75-inch scale retain the specified Gibson format. A Gibson hardshell case is included.


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Detail 01
Both pickup positions use the 70s Tribute humbucker set.
Detail 02
The guitar uses the specified hand-wired control assembly.
Detail 03
Each pickup has its own volume, while one tone control serves the overall output.
Detail 04
These are the listed neck profile and playing dimensions.
Detail 05
A Gibson hardshell case is included.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a 70s Tribute humbucker in the neck position and another at the bridge.
Yes. It is supplied with a Gibson hardshell case.
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