Rodriguez Buxton #354 Faded Sunburst

Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Rodriguez Buxton
Electric
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Rodriguez Buxton #354 Faded Sunburst

Regular price $5,650.00
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Weight

6 3/4lbs
Nut Width
1 11/16"
Scale Length
24.9"
Pickups
Fralin Pure PAF

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Playability and feel shine bright here, capturing great vintage sensibility without some of the clunkiness we sometimes run into with older instruments.

Released alongside the student model single-pickup Coronet in 1958, the Crestwood - Thomas calls his the Buxton - represents the higher-end of the two solidbody models Gibson introduced under their newly acquired brand. Think of the Coronet like a Les Paul Junior and its bigger brother Crestwood like a Les Paul Standard. Gibson manufactured these first version solidbodies in very low numbers, which has factored into their relative rarity and general lack of familiarity among even the most astute vintage electric aficionados. At their core, they represent a unique take on a timeless recipe that made legends out of the Les Paul, SG, and many more mahogany body Gibson electrics.

Why We Love This

Thomas brings this early model design back to the forefront, adding a level of build quality that we quite honestly think few can rival. Using a combination of lightweight tonewoods, excellent pickups and hardware, and precision fit and finish, this Crestwood-style Buxton model is without question the best modern version of this guitar we've come across.

Thomas's eye for design is well documented in this model as well- Gibson/Epiphone purists might notice a nod to the old Epiphone "bikini" headstock badge used on many of Epiphone's instruments from the late 1930s through Gibson's first few years of ownership. Instead of using a metal badge, Thomas inlays a beautiful piece of quilted maple into the headstock in the shape of the original badge, with an overlay of the Rodriguez insignia elegantly placed atop it. Sure, it might seem like a minor detail, but Rodriguez doesn't overlook details, big or small, on his builds.


Body

Style
Solid Body
Top
Quilt Maple
Body
Mahogany
Finish
Nitrocellulose
Color
Faded Sunburst

Hardware

Pickups
Fralin Pure PAF
Controls
Volume (x2) / Tone (x2) / 3-Way Switch
Bridge
Mojoaxe Compensated Wraparound
Tuners
Gotoh Vintage w/ Keystone Buttons
Pickguard
1-Ply

Neck

Neck
Honduras Mahogany
Carve
Soft V
Fingerboard
Brazilian Rosewood
Radius
12"
Frets
Medium Jumbo .046 tall and .095 wide
Nut
1 11/16" Unbleached Bone
Scale Length
24.9"

Other

Serial #
354
Weight
6 3/4lbs
Case
Hardshell

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