Gibson LC-1 Cascade

[drum8109]

I picked up an LC-1 Cascade at a music store. I thought it had a really good sound for a small body acoustic guitar. I thought it was a real steal for the price. I know it has a spruce top and Rosewood back and sides. I was wondering if anyone knows why there is no info on the Gibson website about this guitar. I remember it being there about 4 or 5 years ago.... any help????

[TWilson]

I can't help,but I think someone on this forum owns one of these. As I recall they are a nice looking guitar.

[rar]

I was wondering if anyone knows why there is no info on the Gibson website about this guitar. I remember it being there about 4 or 5 years ago.... any help????

 

The LC's are no longer regular production models, and haven't been for awhile. The CJ-165 now fills that ecological niche. When was yours built?

 

-- Bob R

[drum8109]

rar... how can I find out when it was built?

[rar]

rar... how can I find out when it was built?

 

Oops! I already responded to your PM (explaining how Gibson S/Ns work). Most people here know, since we go though it every once in awhile.

 

-- Bob R

[drum8109]

My Guitar was built on Dec 6, 2006.

[museme]

hey, any idea what a 2003 Gibson LC-1 Cascade in good shape is worth today? or what it sold for in 2003?

 

Thanks

[bkharmony]

My local GC has had a Cascade sitting int heir used section for a while now (unless of course you live in Dallas and just bought it). I play it every time I go in, and it's very tempting to take it home. Neat guitar. They also have a Cedar/Mahogany version which would make a really cool fingerstyle guitar.