Gibson Acoustic Guitars

Gibson Acoustic Guitars - Guitar LTD

Gibson acoustic guitars are the choise of many professional musicians around the globe. Gibson combined with Epiphone, is one of the largest and widely acclaimed acoustic guitar manufacturers. The production facility of Gibson acoustic guitars is located in Bozeman, USA.

Current and classic models of Gibson Acoustic Guitars include the AJ-100, AJ-200S, Dove, DR-100, DR-200S, DR-212, EJ-200, EL-00 and Hummingbird. Introduced in 1960, Hummingbird was their first square shoulder and the second most expensive acoustic guitar by Gibson, after the J-200. The standard finish for Hummingbird acoustic guitars is cherry sunburst with Mahogany back and sides, and a decorative hummingbird design of the pick guard, along with the Rosewood bridge.

Other notable models of Gibson Acoustic Guitars are the J Series. J-200 which is one the world's most famous acoustic guitars and the icon for players of almost all musical styles was introduced in 1937 by Gibson, as the world's biggest and fanciest of all Gibson Acoustic Guitars. They begun production of J-200 in 1938, at their Kalamazoo, Michigan Factory, as top of the line flat top Gibson acoustic guitar, they initially called it Super Jumbo, and changed the name to Super Jumbo 200 in 1939 and than again to SJ-200 in 1950s.