WNAMM07: Gibson Revive The Melody Maker

1950’s electric student model makes a comeback      23/01/07

WNAMM07: Gibson Revive The Melody Maker
Lisa Loeb and John 5 pose with a Melody Maker at the Gibson Guitar booth
Buying Choices
Resurrecting one of the most popular guitars in their history, Gibson say that the Melody Maker is an accurate, affordable recreation of the original Melody Makers of the late 1950s.
Originally introduced as a student model, much like the Les Paul Junior, the Melody Maker became a player’s favorite for its light weight, comfortable neck, and great tone. Gibson tell us that today’s Melody Maker is no exception.
With a period-correct pickguard housing a special design singlecoil pickup, a vintage-style wraparound tailpiece, rounded neck profile, and slim, light body, they say that the Melody Maker is an unbelievable value for players of all ages, styles, and skill levels.
  • Mahogany neck and body
  • Wraparound tailpiece
  • Chrome hardware
  • Special-design pickup
  • Available in Vintage Sunburst, Ebony, and Worn White finish
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