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Description
Description
Dave Mustaine, the legendary guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and founder of the Grammy-award winning and multi-platinum-selling band MEGADETH is one of the most influential metal icons and riff lords of all time. His music has inspired multiple generations of players around the world. Gibson is proud to introduce the Dave Mustaine Songwriter. Designed in collaboration with Gibson brand ambassador Dave Mustaine, it features a slightly thinner walnut Songwriter body for playing comfort with a cutaway for easy access to the upper frets, a 24.75" scale mahogany neck with a 24 fret ebony fretboard (the first 24 fret neck ever installed on a Gibson acoustic guitar), mother of pearl teeth inlays, Grover Rotomatic tuners, a TUSQ nut, saddle, bridge pins, and a higher output LR Baggs VTC under-saddle pickup with soundhole mounted volume and tone controls. Vic Rattlehead artwork is featured on the pickguard and on a mother of pearl peghead inlay. A Gibson hardshell case is included.
Body Shape: Songwriter
Material: Walnut
Back & Sides: Walnut
Top: Sitka Spruce
Binding: Multi-ply Top, Single ply Back
Neck: Mahogany
Profile: Advanced Response
Nut width: 1.725" / 43.815mm
Fingerboard: Ebony
Scale length: 24.75" / 628.65mm
Number of frets: 24
Nut: TUSQ
Inlay: Mother of Pearl Teeth
Bridge: Traditional Belly Up, Ebony
Tuners: Grover Rotomatic
Under Saddle pickup: LR Baggs VTC
Controls: Soundhole Mounted Volume and Tone
Case: Gibson Hardshell Case
Body Shape: Songwriter
Material: Walnut
Back & Sides: Walnut
Top: Sitka Spruce
Binding: Multi-ply Top, Single ply Back
Neck: Mahogany
Profile: Advanced Response
Nut width: 1.725" / 43.815mm
Fingerboard: Ebony
Scale length: 24.75" / 628.65mm
Number of frets: 24
Nut: TUSQ
Inlay: Mother of Pearl Teeth
Bridge: Traditional Belly Up, Ebony
Tuners: Grover Rotomatic
Under Saddle pickup: LR Baggs VTC
Controls: Soundhole Mounted Volume and Tone
Case: Gibson Hardshell Case