1956 Gibson Super 400 CES - THE GEORGE GRUHN ® GUITAR SHOW 

That guitar is sweet. I love listening to George Gruhn opine and inform about these guitars.

He's a good speaker. He speaks very clearly and sticks to the facts.

I'd love to hear George be like "Here we have a 1979 B.C. Rich Bich Guitar. This Particular example is constructed Hawaiian Koa wood, Koa is an exotic hardwood that has been sought after for its rich grain pattern and superb tonal and acoustic qualities. The neck is also a solid, one piece Koa neck. The Ebony fingerboard features stunning cloud shaped mother of pearl inlays. The cloud shaped inlays indicate that this model is a supreme, which is the highest level of build available from BC Rich. The company's insignia is inlayed in mother pearl on the head stock. This guitar also features neck through construction. Neck through construction, especially with such a sculpted neck joint is something that BC Rich helped pioneer. While neck through construction had existed years prior, no company had injected the level of refinement that BC Rich had. This guitar features a wide array of electronics and controls for tonal variation. This labyrinth of switches and potentiometers was the brain child of Neal Moser who worked for the company from 1974 to 1985 as a subcontractor.This maze of electronics includes, a volume control for each pick up, a master tone, and a 3 position toggle switch for pick up selection. This is where the controls become a bit mind boggling, in addition to the basic controls that you may find on most any electric guitar we have to two adjustable preamp boosts, a coil splitting switch for each humbucker, a reverse phase switch, and a 6 position varitione filter, as well two more pots to adjust to level of gain boost from the preamps. Some other interesting features on this guitar include rubber feet that allow the guitar to stand up on its own, dimarzio pickups, and the fact that this a 10 string guitar. Functioning much like a 12 string guitar, the A D and G strings a double in octaves, and the B and E are doubled in unison. This gives a brilliant, shimmering, 12 string chrous effect for lead work that dose not muddy up rhythm playing. You can easily be string this up as a conventional 6 string. These guitars have become very collectible and and serve as a testament to the once impeccable quality of guitars produced BC Rich in their golden age. In many ways BC Rich was the apogee of electric guitar design from the mid to late '70s and even into the mid 80's."

Mr. Gruhn is really Professor 👨‍🏫 Gruhn. He looks like a professor. He's a Professor of Guitarology.

Marco, thanks for watching & thanks very much for your comment. We are trying very hard to bring RU-vid viewers some informative content on these great guitars with George's help! Sincerely & Stay Tuned, The Musician Network (TMNtv)

Come on man, play it ! I can´t wait !!

He knows his stuff

Best ASMR videos =)

Great review! But why don't you play?

great channel but I wish he'd plug them in

For some reason Gruhn reminds me of Dramatic look gopher.

Gorge do you do 12 pay

Super 400s cost $400 when new...

Grandpa with a very expensive guitar!

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