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Join Date: Sep 2003
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A J50 or J45 I think??
I have recently swopped a new shinny Takamine EAN 45C for a beaten up Gibson acoustic with a tone to die for - Love at first strum.
I think it is a square shoulder J50 from the 70s but here is a brief desciption for anybody who can help. The Gibson logo is plain gold and the "i" joins the top of the "G" The serial is - 623599 (in black ink). It has MADE IN U.S.A. stamped into the wood under the serial number. Under the S in U.S.A. there is "2" stamped into the wood. It has a unbound rosewood finger board -20fret joined at the 14th. The Body has black binding top and bottom with thin gold/black/gold stripe , square shouldered and looks to be solid top and sides. There are 3 rings around the sound hole - the outer has one gold/black/gold stripe. The middle has 3 and the inner has one. There is a rosewood non-adjustable bridge which has a slight belly down to the tail of the guitar. The pick guard is a black tear drop shape. The tunners have been changed. Thanks Ian from Liverpool |
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