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Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 30 Sep 2015 4:56 pm

more info at www.steelguitarsonline.com

sell or trade for nice pedal steel

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 30 Sep 2015 4:56 pm

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 30 Sep 2015 4:57 pm

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 11 Oct 2015 6:48 am

I never liked Gibson acoustics, and always thought Martin was the best, but even tho, I still think vintage Martins kick butt, after playing this guitar for a few minutes I have to tell you...this is one of the easiest, smoothest playing acoustics I ever tried... Im not a flat top picker by any means, but I know this guitar is something else...it is super easy to play, action is unbelievable , and tone is balanced, and rich... this is a great guitar... one of those things i would love to keep if i could justify $2500 guitar under my bed... awesome instrument

Ron Randall · Post by **Ron Randall** » 11 Oct 2015 9:16 am

Nice!

Looks like a dreadnought to me. Not a jumbo.

Ron Randall · Post by **Ron Randall** » 11 Oct 2015 9:18 am

Nice!

Looks like a dreadnought to me. Not a jumbo.

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 11 Oct 2015 9:35 am

Ron Randall wrote:Nice!

Looks like a dreadnought to me. Not a jumbo.

don't want to sound dumb, but I don't even know the difference between dreadnought and jumbo... this is the sticker thats on the inside of the guitar

I absolutely love this guitar... it's changing my opinion of Gibson acoustics ...

Danny Bates · Post by **Danny Bates** » 11 Oct 2015 10:17 pm

Advanced Jumbo In the mid '30s, Gibson luthiers set about to build the best-sounding, most powerful flat-top acoustic ever. The result was the Advanced Jumbo. Widely known today as one of Gibsonâ€™s most powerful acoustics, early catalogs proclaimed, "You have never heard a guitar like this â€¦a bass so deep and full that it can be felt as well as heard." The catalog didn't exaggerate. What Gibsonâ€™s luthiers discovered was a resonance-enhancing, advanced X-bracing pattern that had not been used before. The results were a deeper bass and increased projection. During the three years the AJ was in its first production run, Gibson made about 300 of them. It wasn't until 1990 that Gibson reintroduced the AJ and their value as a vintage-tone time capsule was recognized. The AJ offers rich harmonics with excellent punch and presence. A Historic Collection headstock decal pays tribute to what many consider the ultimate flat-top.

The spruce top and rosewood back & sides are finished with a simple, singly-ply binding. A traditional sound hole rosette, mother-of-pearl diamond and arrow inlays are handset in the rosewood fingerboard and the classic MOP script logo with MOP vertical diamond and arrow inlay make this limited edition instantly recognizable as a classic.

Each guitar includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity, hardshell case with plush-lined interior, an owner's manual, Gibson's Gold Warranty and Gibson's 24/7/365 Customer Service.

Handcrafted by the acclaimed luthiers of Gibson's acoustic facility in Bozeman, Montana, production is limited in 2013.

100% American-made quality Gibson handcrafted construction throughout

Sitka Spruce top with Indian Rosewood back and sides

Rosewood fingerboard with mother of pearl diamond and arrow inlays

Mahogany neck with traditional 25 1/2 scale

Nickel vintage open-back tuners with 15:1 tuning ratio

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 12 Oct 2015 12:06 am

I already see, this is going to be one of those deals I'm going to regret ...

Stephen Gambrell · Post by **Stephen Gambrell** » 12 Oct 2015 3:27 am

A friend sold me one of those. I was looking for a J-45, but he came up with one of these. It will hold its own against my Martins, but it's still got that "snap" that fiddlers like to hear. I gave it to a friend's son, when he finished high school.

Good price on a GREAT guitar.

BTW, that IS a dreadnaught--with sloped shoulders.

Man, I wish I had money! Somebody's gonna get a deal!

Roger Rettig · Post by **Roger Rettig** » 12 Oct 2015 4:14 am

The Gibson Southern Jumbo (SJ) was built along the same lines. Most people (if they think about it at all!) assume that Don Everly's guitar parts on the early EB recordings were played on his J-200 but they weren't. He always used his SJ.

Not as pretty as a J-200 but a better guitar.

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 28 Oct 2015 3:25 pm

would trade for a nice pro pedal steel ...

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 3 Nov 2015 6:22 am

thanks guys, it is a nice guitar...still available tho ....

Jay Yuskaitis · Post by **Jay Yuskaitis** » 4 Nov 2015 1:46 pm

Hmmmm! Just wondering. I must be out of line.
edit: this must be an about brand new one.

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 7 Nov 2015 1:16 am

$2250 shipped and insured CONUS only

Jim Saunders · Post by **Jim Saunders** » 8 Nov 2015 4:05 pm

Check your email.

Mark Shuda · Post by **Mark Shuda** » 9 Nov 2015 7:01 am

That acoustic guitar is "Saunders Sunburst" !!!!! A Mullen pedal steel guitar flavor that is as popular today as it was several years ago when Mr. Saunders invented it !!!!!

Jim Saunders · Post by **Jim Saunders** » 9 Nov 2015 7:13 am

Mark, I didn't invent the Mullen sunburst, but I did order a D10 from Mullen and asked that they copy the Gibson sunbursts used on their guitars. The Mullen pictured above is done in Zanzebaar Ebony mica that I copied from a Carter I saw in Dallas.

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 23 Nov 2015 4:48 pm

this awesome guitar is still available ...

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 27 Nov 2015 10:41 am

reduced to $2150

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 10 Dec 2015 9:02 am

ttt... possible trade for a nice pedal steel guitar ...

Damir Besic · Post by **Damir Besic** » 19 Dec 2015 12:18 pm

traded...

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