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Gibson J-200 Custom
$4,899.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Narrow neck is easy to use for people with smaller hands. Well balanced, sits on your knee comfortably. Has a good feel while you play, good tactile feedback.
The Gibson J-200 Custom is a member of Gibson's storied super jumbo acoustic guitars. It comes built with gold grover imperial tuners, an exact replication from the original which came into the guitar world in the early 1970s.
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The imperials have a gear ratio of 16:1 and provide a durable housing to protect the gear and string post. The Gibson J-200 sports the traditional crown peghead logo which has been on Gibson guitars since the 1940s. The most ornamental part of the guitar is the hand-crafted circle around the soundhole which is a double-ring rosette with the main ring made up of seven-ply binding, the second ring a three-ply binding and with an albalone-filled middle. The guitar is built with hand-scalloped bracings which are placed in a pattern that is the exact same pattern that Gibson's very first 1937 super jumbo.
Features
- Abalone Rosette
- Gibson logo
- Tapered Dovetail Neck Joint
- Radius Top
- Nitrocellulose Finish
- Classic Body Binding
- Ebony Fingerboard with Rolled Edges
- Mother of Pearl Inlays
- Fishman Ellipse Aura electronics package
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narrow neck is easy to use for people with smaller hands
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well balanced, sits on your knee comfortably
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has a good feel while you play, good tactile feedback
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stays in tune for a long time, just need to tweak it occasionally
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tone is resonant and full, ideal for performing
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played by famous people like Elvis Presley, Mark Dinning, Emmilou Harris
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enough projection that it can fill a small room without an amp
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