Gibson Explorer

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The Gibson Explorer is an electric guitar model introduced in the late 1950s, known for its radical angular body shape and association with hard rock and heavy metal guitarists.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric guitar model
associatedGenre classic rock
hard rock
heavy metal
thrash metal
bodyMaterial korina
mahogany
bodyShape radical angular body
bodyType solid body
bridgeType Tune-o-matic NERFINISHED
controlLayout 2 volume 1 tone 3-way switch
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedAlongside Gibson Flying V NERFINISHED
Gibson Moderne NERFINISHED
designFamily Gibson Modernistic series NERFINISHED
fingerboardMaterial ebony
rosewood
finishOption black
natural
white
hasVariant Gibson Explorer 76 Reissue NERFINISHED
Gibson Explorer Gothic NERFINISHED
Gibson Explorer Pro NERFINISHED
headstockShape matching angular headstock
inspiredModel ESP EX series NERFINISHED
Epiphone Explorer NERFINISHED
introducedInDecade 1950s
introducedInYear 1958
manufacturer Gibson NERFINISHED
marketReceptionAtLaunch poor
neckJoint set neck
neckMaterial mahogany
notableUser Allen Collins NERFINISHED
Billy Gibbons NERFINISHED
Dave Grohl NERFINISHED
James Hetfield NERFINISHED
Matthias Jabs NERFINISHED
The Edge NERFINISHED
numberOfFrets 22
numberOfStrings 6
originalName Futura NERFINISHED
pickupConfiguration HH
pickupType humbucker
productionStatusLate1950s discontinued
reintroducedInDecade 1970s
scaleLength 24.75 inches
tailpieceType stopbar
targetPlayerSegment metal guitarists
rock guitarists
typicalTuning standard E

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Gibson Guitar Corporation notableProduct Gibson Explorer