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Based on thorough scans of the coveted original models, the 1964 Trini Lopez Standard Reissue gives you an authentic vintage ownership experience from the chunky '64 neck profile to the unique trapeze tailpiece. "The Gibson guitar that was inspired by Trini Lopez is as exciting as the young performer who helped create it," reads one of Gibson's original 1960s advertisements. While Trini Lopez ...
13 de nov. de 2020 · The story of the classic signature model that offered a new twist on Gibson's semi-hollow designs. (Image credit: Future) In August this year, Mexican-American guitar legend Trini Lopez – the man once hailed by Gibson as “probably the most exciting young star in the music business” – sadly passed away at the age of 83 after ...
Lopez' popularity led the Gibson Guitar Corporation to ask him in 1964 to design a guitar for them. He ended up designing two: the Trini Lopez Standard, [20] a rock and roll model based on the Gibson ES-335 semihollow body, and the Lopez Deluxe, [21] a variation of a Gibson jazz guitar designed by Barney Kessel.
Gibson Custom 1964 Trini Lopez Standard Reissue VOS Features: Laminated maple/poplar/maple top, back, and sides; Mahogany neck, authentic ’64 Medium "C" profile; Indian Rosewood fingerboard, 12-inch radius, Split Diamond Cellulose Nitrate inlays; 24.75-inch scale length; 22 frets; 2 Custombucker Alnico III (unpotted) pickups; 2 Volume, 2 Tone ...
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Overview. The Trini Lopez Deluxe differed from the standard Trini Lopez model in that it is fully hollow and features two pointed cutaway horns. Years of Production: 1964 - 1971.
- Hollow Body
- Gibson
With its diamond soundholes, the Trini Lopez is one of Gibson’s most recognisable semi-hollow designs. This original 60s example is in excellent condition for its age… By Guitar.com. While never one of the more mainstream models in the Gibson catalogue, the Trini Lopez signature guitar of the 1960s has gained extra notoriety in recent years.
Classic Instruments. Gibson Trini Lopez. George Gruhn. 0. Photo: Billy Mitchell. Instrument courtesy of Shane’s. In the early 1960s, as Les Paul was leaving Gibson’s artist roster, the company recruited three of the most respected jazz guitarists to put their signatures on new “artist” model electrics.
