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Gibson Firebird VII Electric Guitar (with Case)
Neck-thru-body. 6-in-a-line banjo style machine heads.
"Not just another Guitar but a SOUND investment..."
Feature:
I got a Gibson centenary edition case, a Gibson diamond inlay ring, a framed photo of this guitar, a gibson strap with leather cleaning fluid, and also a certificate of authenticity because this guitar is a limited edition and only 101 were made also got a spare set of strings. Not much of any use really.
Quality:
The quality of finish on this guitar is astounding cannot fault anything other than say that after playing this guitar for a short while you do have to have a duster/rag at hand to polish the back of the neck because it begins to feel sticky and matt like on the surface. but the body is absolutely beautiful. I have the gold plated hardware which does look nice to start with but the volume and tone controls do look slightly tarnished even with regular polishing and cleaning.
Value:
It is value for money although i paid extra for the centenary edition and with all the gold hardware and diamond inlays cost me
I got a Gibson centenary edition case, a Gibson diamond inlay ring, a framed photo of this guitar, a gibson strap with leather cleaning fluid, and also a certificate of authenticity because this guitar is a limited edition and only 101 were made also got a spare set of strings. Not much of any use really.
Quality:
The quality of finish on this guitar is astounding cannot fault anything other than say that after playing this guitar for a short while you do have to have a duster/rag at hand to polish the back of the neck because it begins to feel sticky and matt like on the surface. but the body is absolutely beautiful. I have the gold plated hardware which does look nice to start with but the volume and tone controls do look slightly tarnished even with regular polishing and cleaning.
Value:
It is value for money although i paid extra for the centenary edition and with all the gold hardware and diamond inlays cost me
"Da Bird!"
I used to own an origanal '63 Gibson Firebird I, with the single pick-up in the bridge posistion. That was the most magical guitar I have ever owned, and that includes all the Les Pauls, Strats, and other fine guitars I have owned! The shape takes a little getting use to, but then, it's magic!
"This guitar officially rocks."
I just got it today after waiting four months, and it was well worth the wait. The craftsmanship is superb and the sound is certainly Gibson. The mini-humbuckers have a good range and can growl as good as anything I've played. I did have to raise the action a little to get rid of some ringing on the B string, but it's still pretty low and fast. It's simply the best guitar that I've played.
Gibson Firebird VII Customer Review
Quality:
Terrible, pickups sound like that of a squire, and its tremelo bar is bad and puts the guitar out of tune
Value:
500 dollars
Sound:
This guitar is terrible, it is cheaply made and overpriced. The pickups sound very poor. Also it frequently goes out of tune. A bad choice.
Ease of Use:
The playing is difficult, tremelo picking, hammerons, tapping, and other guitar techniques sound terrible through this guitar
Terrible, pickups sound like that of a squire, and its tremelo bar is bad and puts the guitar out of tune
Value:
500 dollars
Sound:
This guitar is terrible, it is cheaply made and overpriced. The pickups sound very poor. Also it frequently goes out of tune. A bad choice.
Ease of Use:
The playing is difficult, tremelo picking, hammerons, tapping, and other guitar techniques sound terrible through this guitar
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