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X-plorer New Century Electric Guitar

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Overview

Hard metal style meets stage-stealing glam in one killer axe.

The Gibson X-plorer New Century is a fresh take on the metal favorite. The full-body mirror top is complemented by an equally flashy matching mirror truss rod cover and mirror dot fretboard inlays. Underneath the glam and glitz, it's pure Gibson muscle, though. Constructed with a traditional mahogany body and neck, fast '60s slim-tapered neck profile, rosewood fingerboard, and 496R and 500T ceramic humbuckers for blazing, punchy tone. Chrome hardware.

Features

Full-body mirror top
Mirror trussrod cover
Mahogany body
Mahogany neck
'60s slim-tapered neck profile
Rosewood fretboard
Mirror dot fingerboard inlays
24-3/4" scale
22 frets
1-11/16" nut
Mirror dot fretboard inlays
Chrome hardware
Stopbar tailpiece
Tune-o-matic bridge
Black knobs with chrome inserts
Mini Grover tuners
496R ceramic magnet neck humbucker
500T ceramic magnet bridge humbucker
Two volume and one tone knob
3-way switch pickup selector switch
Gibson Brite Wires strings (.010-.046)
Black reptile-pattern hardshell case with dark grey plush interior and silver Gibson USA logo

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X-plorer New Century Electric Guitar

Hard metal style meets stage-stealing glam in one killer axe.

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