USED Gibson / Early J-45 VS made in 1999 [12]

If you choose by sound, this is the one! This guitar is a very good choice! I don't want to focus too much on the urban legend of individual differences, but this particular guitar has a thicker neck grip than other guitars of the same age, and it has a fat, slightly muffled sound that is very much like a J-45. As the name suggests, it follows the specs from the late 40s to early 50s, with white button pegs, gold silk-screened modern logo, one-ring rosette, small guard, and upper belly bridge, which is favored by core vintage freaks. It is exactly the model from this period that is compared with real vintage in the famous book "Marugoto Ippon Gibson J-45".

There are some scratches on the bottom of the top, and the wood is exposed. Paint is sticking out in front of the bridge. There is a shallow scratch on the back of the neck at the low position. There are some other minor dents and buckle scratches. FISHMAN under-saddle active pickups have been installed. The battery snappy wiring has been replaced. It's nice, isn't it? We have a very large inventory of J-45s in our store, and when asked, "Which one do you recommend?" This is a new addition to our guitar lineup that ranks among the best guitars when asked "Which one do you recommend? Comes with original hard case.

Truss rod: room for tightening/loosening direction.
Fret: 70% to 80%.
Year of manufacture: 1999
Country of manufacture: U.S.A.
Case: Hard Case/Original
Included:
Condition: B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problems in normal use.
Serial number: 92309025
Weight:

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