Gibson 1956 Super 400CES Hollowbody Electric Guitar Used Hollowbody It's a Tele with a

It's a Tele with a middle pickup — what Fender calls the "Nashville" configuration — and it opens up a whole new world of tonal possibilities without messing with what makes a Telecaster a Telecaster in the first place

durable pedal that earns its footprint on any board

Abalone pattern rosette and faux tortoise pickguard

your hands move faster and bends feel easier

a tiled bathroom at 2am — and suddenly everything sounds better

Gibson 1956 Super 400CES Hollowbody Electric Guitar Used Hollowbody It's a Tele with aGibson's Biggest Stage: The 1956 Super 400 CES There are guitars, and then there are statements. The Gibson Super 400 CES has always been the latter. Introduced as an electric version in 1951, it was Gibson's most expensive and most ornate production guitar the one that said, unambiguously, that you had arrived. An 18 inch fully hollow archtop with a hand carved spruce top and figured maple back and sides, gold plated hardware everywhere you look, and