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Gibson Factory Tour

September 07, 2006
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Gibson tour
We take a guided virtual tour through Gibson's USA factory in Nashville, Tennessee. We'll go over every stage of construction of a Gibson electric guitar, from truss rod to body binding to electronics. If you've ever wanted to go behind the scenes, now's your chance.
Take an unguided virtual tour at the Gibson site.
Location: Gibson Factory, Nashville, TN
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