Gibson Firebird Platypus Tobacco Sunburst Electric Guitar bstock so you're covered right out

so you're covered right out of the gate

Locking tuners up top make for split-second string changes while keeping everything in tune

They're practically siblings—both fully hollow thinline guitars with that unmistakable P-90 bark

less synthetic plugged-in tone compared to a basic under-saddle piezo

with the kind of natural sustain and warmth that mahogany is famous for

Gibson Firebird Platypus Tobacco Sunburst Electric Guitar bstock so you're covered right outA Rare Bird with Hybrid DNA In early 1965, Gibson's Firebird underwent a series of design changes that briefly produced some of the rarest guitars the company ever made. For a short window, instruments left the factory with a mix of Reverse and Non Reverse features most notably, a flattened "Platypus" headstock that looked nothing like the original banjo style design. These transitional models are extremely hard to find today, and the Firebird