Very cool and hard-to-find 1966 Martin GT-75, one of Martin’s rare double-cutaway hollowbody electrics from their short-lived GT series. These are great offbeat vintage pieces with original DeArmond pickups that have a clear, punchy, distinctly '60s sound that feels more in the Gretsch world than Fender or Gibson. This one has an upgraded Tune-o-matic style bridge, which makes it a better player, and the original pickguard is no longer present. Honest vintage wear throughout, but a super vibey and uncommon guitar that really stands out.
Specs & Details:
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Model: Martin GT-75
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Year: 1966
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Body: Thinline hollowbody, double cutaway
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Top/Back/Sides: Laminated maple
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Neck: Mahogany
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Fingerboard: Brazilian rosewood
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Scale Length: 24.9"
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Nut Width: ~1 11/16"
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Pickups: 2x DeArmond single-coils (original)
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Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way selector
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Bridge: Upgraded Tune-O-Matic style (non-original)
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Tailpiece: Trapeze-style
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Pickguard: Not present (non-original)
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Tuners: Original-style open gear
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Finish: Burgundy
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Made in: USA
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Come play it before you buy
It is hanging at Brothers Guitar Shop, 316 E 84th St, New York. Stop in and plug it in, or ask us for more photos or a video of any detail.
Set up on our bench
Every used instrument goes across our repair bench before it is listed: fresh strings, action and intonation set, electronics checked. It ships ready to play.
Shipping and packing
Free shipping on US orders over $35. We ship with USPS, UPS and FedEx depending on the item.
Guitars go out in a double box with the case braced and the neck supported.
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Returns
Used gear can be returned within 14 days of delivery, in the same condition you received it. Start a return by emailing brosguitarshop@gmail.com.
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