Used Gibson 1968 Everly Reissue, Gibson Everly Reissue, 1996, Beautiful Condition, Excellent Sound This guitar is a J-180 type, slightly smaller than a J-200. It's an artist model for the Everly Brothers duo, known for its cool looks and popularity as a stage guitar for frontmen. It's also highly sought after by Beatles fans due to Paul McCartney's use of it later on. While various J-180 models are still available today, this one is a 1968 reissue (not entirely faithful to the original), featuring a black 4-ply double pickguard, a pinless adjustable bridge saddle, Kluson-style (nut-tightened) tuners, a center strip decoration on the back of the body, and "EVERLY" on the truss rod cover. Although it differs from Paul's specifications in terms of the rod cover, tuners, and saddle material, it's quite close to the specifications of Paul's own guitar compared to the J-180s currently on the market. It's in relatively good condition and feels great to play. The string height is well-balanced, making it easy to play. The natural sound has a unique character for this model, with a balanced sound pressure that doesn't interfere with singing, making it suitable for artists who sing while playing. With a medium scale, it's easy to handle and looks cool on stage, making it perfect for band frontmen. This is a rare item that doesn't often appear on the market. String height at the 12th fret: 6th string 2.4mm, 1st string 1.9mm, making it easy to play. [Accessories] Genuine hard case [Like new] Other documents from the time. Since this is a USED item, there may be parts that cannot be fully explained, and there may be differences in how people feel about it. Please purchase only if you understand USED items. Everything in the photos is included. As it is a used item, please refrain from bidding if you are particular about minor details, overly sensitive, a collector who prioritizes appearance, or a perfectionist, to prevent any trouble after winning the bid. ● About Shipping ・We will wrap the hard case in bubble wrap and ship it via Kuroneko Yamato.