1983 Gibson Chet Atkins CE
In his never-ending quest for feedback-free high-volume playing Chet Atkins had his
say in the design of many instruments over the course of his career. The Gibson
Chet Atkins CE was introduced in 1981, and enjoys the distinction of being the first
solidbody classical to see large-scale production. Chet was using nylon strings quite
a lot by the late 1970's and early 80's, and worked with Gibson to create the solid
spruce over mahogany CE.
The guitar features a piezo-cystal pickup design, thin solid body with cut-away and traditional classical trimmings, and crossover-spec ebony fingerboard with a 1-13/16” width at the nut. The guitar's narrow fingerboard and scale of 25.4” make it a very friendly guitar for any steel-sting reared picker to play.
This example is in excellent condition and has been carefully set-up in our shop.
With Gigbag
The guitar features a piezo-cystal pickup design, thin solid body with cut-away and traditional classical trimmings, and crossover-spec ebony fingerboard with a 1-13/16” width at the nut. The guitar's narrow fingerboard and scale of 25.4” make it a very friendly guitar for any steel-sting reared picker to play.
This example is in excellent condition and has been carefully set-up in our shop.
With Gigbag
