Favored by musicians like Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, George Thorogood, and BB King, this guitar. Introduced in 1941 as a replacement for the Gibson ES-100, the Gibson ES-125 featured a lavishly arched maple top which became a mainstay for these light, hollow-body electric guitars. Flatwounds are generally only available from. The Gibson ES-125 The Quintessential Rock ‘N’ Roll Relic. Jazz players tend to go for a darker sounding strings from. Theres a big gap between the prices, the natural finishes tend to be worth more then the sunburst finishes, they were produced in smaller numbers ( more rare and harder to find ). As a general rule, rock players tend to go for brighter sounding, lighter gauge strings - say up to. In 1959 both the es-225 t and the es-225 td were discontinued.
In 1956 gibson introduced the es-225td ( see pic )which was the same guitar but with double p-90 pickups ( considered a better choice at the time for the price difference ). P90 pickup placed in the middle between the neck and bridge which was very unpopular amongst guitarists ( pick ups were covered with black covers ) and came in natural and sunburst finish. The es-225 t had a different tailpiece, the strings looped over the bridge, the guitar is a thinline archtop guitar, it has a single pointed cutaway, fully hollow bound body and neck, came with 1 The George Thorogood White Fang ES-125TDC is the premier Epiphone signature model by the blues legend and pays tribute to Thorogood’s prized original. The gibson es-225 guitars were built in 1955, very similar to the 1960s es-125tc and the es-125tdc ( better known as the George thorogood guitars ) And yes, it did have fingerboard binding.
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