@PeteSchmidtBluesGuitar
Gibson full body archtops are not so common in blues guitar anymore – though obviously very well known and much used for jazz. Still; a full body 17″ thinline, solid spruce top archtop like this 1963 Byrdland is a very fine blues guitar. They sound great acoustically as well as when plugged into an amp.
Check out my channel Pete Schmidt Blues for weekly blues guitar tutorials and guitar backing tracks
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