Detail 01
Semi-hollow body with maple centerblock
The maple/poplar/maple construction uses a centerblock described as supporting sustain while minimizing feedback.

Independent shopping perspective
The Ebony 1964 Trini Lopez Standard Reissue takes its distinctive identity from diamond soundholes, split-diamond inlays, and six-on-a-side tuners. Its double-cutaway semi-hollow body uses maple/poplar/maple construction with a maple centerblock, while the solid mahogany neck carries an authentic ’64 Medium C profile and Indian rosewood fingerboard. Two Custombuckers, a three-way selector, ABR-1 bridge, and single-diamond trapeze tailpiece complete the setup. Murphy Lab Ultra Light aging adds slight lacquer checking. The guitar includes a certificate of authenticity and aged Lifton hardshell case.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The maple/poplar/maple construction uses a centerblock described as supporting sustain while minimizing feedback.
Detail 02
Each of the two pickups has its own volume and tone control.
Detail 03
The finish has slight lacquer checking and the appearance of limited use.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It has a double-cutaway semi-hollow maple/poplar/maple body with a maple centerblock.
It features diamond soundholes, split-diamond inlays, and six-on-a-side tuners.
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