2024 Gibson Nathaniel Rateliff LG-2 Western Vintage Sunburst

Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Excellent condition with faint scratches and other minor signs of handling and use. See below for more details and specifications.

FROM GIBSON:

Nathaniel Rateliff's music, both solo and with the Night Sweats, incorporates a uniquely appealing blend of folk, soul, Americana, and R&B. His new Gibson LG-2 Western is also a blend of Nathaniel's own vintage Gibson LG-2 and Country Western. The smaller-sized mahogany body and Adirondack red spruce top deliver vintage-approved tone.

The headstock is crowned with a mother of pearl Gibson block logo and Crown inlay, a nod to the Country Western, while the nickel Gotoh Keystone tuners and black bridge pins are reflections of Nathaniel's personal guitar. The volume and tone controls of the onboard LR Baggs® VTC electronics are mounted at the bottom of the soundhole, per Nathaniel's preferences; the LR Baggs pickup makes the Nathaniel Rateliff LG-2 Western stage-ready.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Gotoh Keystone Tuners

1.725” Bone Nut

V Profile Mahogany Neck with 24 3/4” Scale Length

Neck Thickness .86" at First Fret and 1.00" at Eleventh Fret

Indian Rosewood Fingerboard with Pearloid Parallelogram Inlays and 12" Radius

20 Standard Frets in Excellent Condition

L.R. Baggs VTC Internal Pickup with Soundhole Volume & Tone Controls and 1/4" Endpin Jack

Indian Rosewood Bridge with Bone Saddle

Sunburst Adirondack Top and Dark Stained Mahogany Back & Sides in Nitro Lacquer Finish

Traditional Hand Scalloped X-Bracing

Weight 3 lb 15 oz

Hard Shell Case

Serial Number 22214160

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