Gibson 1941 SJ-100
An American original that embodies the prowess of the Super Jumbo line
Gibson 1941 SJ-100
Gibson 1941 SJ-100
Gibson 1941 SJ-100
ACOUSTIC EXPO 2013: As distinct in size and shape as it is tonally unique, the new SJ-100 is true to its origins in both brilliant tone and reasonable price. An American original with simple appointments, this great Gibson flat-top is an attractive, high-quality guitar that embodies the power and prowess of the Super Jumbo line.
The SJ-100 is the fitting cousin of the legendary SJ-200 - the 'King of the Flat-Tops' - based on the same distinctive shape and proportions but with more modest, historic appointments that appeal to many players.
Hand-crafted from solid tone woods, the spruce top and mahogany back and sides produce superb tone, deep bass and projection, with a sophisticated look in your choice of Vintage Sunburst or Antique Natural hand-sprayed nitrocellulose lacquer.
The unique, vintage Super Jumbo bridge is inspired by the originals from 1941 and found on only a few models from that time. The simple terraced pick guard in fire stripe nitrocellulose is a replica of the first SJ-100s from 1939.
Equipped with a Baggs Element pick-up, the SJ-100 is ready to respond to whatever performance circumstances demand.
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