When Ted McCarty joined Gibson in 1948, he sought out to expand the potential number of Gibson’s electric guitar models in a way that was quick and inexpensive, but which also wouldn’t compromise the acoustic integrity of Gibson’s premium archtops. This refinished 1949 Gibson L-7C model comes equipped with one of Ted McCarty’s earliest contributions to the Gibson electric guitar line, a pair of “finger rest pickups”—now better known as McCarty Pickups—consisting of a very thin single-coil pickup

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Evolution of the Gibson L-00 Folkway’s @mark_stutman takes us through the history of the Gibson L-00, detailing the model’s evolution from its inception in the early 1930s to its final incarnation at the beginning of the War era. Do you have a favourite version of the L-00? Let us know in the comments. #guitar #vintage #vintageguitar #vintageguitars #gibson #gibsonguitars #gibsonguitar #gibsonl00 #acoustic #acousticguitar #folkway #folkwaymusic #vintagegibson #1930s #1940s #prewar #l00 #markstut