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First introduced in 2005, Gibson Traveling Songwriter cutaway Electric is the world\'s first professional-quality solo acoustic guitar, that can deliver acoustic excellence both on stage or on the go-offline or amplified. Thin, lightweight hollow-body design mirrors Gibson\'s historic square-shoulder family in the state, with a 24 ¾ inch scale length, one on the treble cutaway struggle, a soundhole on the back.

Product Details Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply. ASIN: B0021F2TK6 Item model number: SJSDANGH1 Amazon.com Sales Rank: #61,094 in Musical Instruments

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2009 Songwriter Deluxe EC Standard sets a new standard for today\'s acoustic guitar combining a long-established production elements from the past with a number of modern, sophisticated deals. Using Gibson\'s popular songwriter Studio Deluxe as your template, add Songwriter Deluxe Standard EC new compound radius fingerboard of electric guitars, as well as playing activities, including Gibson\'s famous red spruce top invigorating from the 1930s, is associated with traditional hide glue up tone and volume.

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2009 Songwriter Deluxe Standard sets a new standard for today\'s acoustic guitar combining a long-established production elements from the past with a number of modern, sophisticated deals. Using Gibson\'s popular songwriter Studio Deluxe as a template, Songwriter Deluxe Standard provides a new compound radius fingerboard of electric guitars, as well as playing activities, including Gibson\'s famous red spruce top bracing in the 1930s, is associated with traditional hide glue for maximum tone and volume.

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With its abalone trim and distinctive mother of pearl inlaid fingerboard and head stock, new 2009 Songwriter Deluxe Custom is the best offer from Gibson Acoustic Songwriter family. It is considered one of the best audio-square acoustics, designed to reflect the simple elegance and sophistication.

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Known for the crushing guitars, Who\'s Pete Townshend has not broken down into a beautiful Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Signature Artist Series acoustic guitar. \"Guitar is perfect, labor of love. I wanted nothing more than smash broke my right hand,\" said Townshend guitar was first introduced in the 2004th Gibson Pete Townshend J-200 Signature Artist Series guitar is meticulously recreation of acoustic 1960\'s he used to compose hits like the classic \"Pinball Wizard\" from the legendary 1969 rock opera Tommy and concert staple \"Will not Get Fooled Again. This new version Townshend-like use regularly on the stage, many of the same features as its vintage J-200, but with more modern appointments.

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J-45 was Gibson\'s best-selling acoustic guitar in many years. The nickname \"work horse\" and first introduced in 1942, is the most popular acoustic Gibson is now an icon of his round-shoulder DREADNOUGHT lines, known worldwide for its full and balanced expression, warm bass and good projection. Subtle changes in consolidating its predecessor - J-35 - made Gibson J-45 is one of most technologically advanced guitar of his time.

Work Horse.

Grover original receipt Rotomatic engineering marvel, with plenty of style and performance only suitable for J-45. The ratio of 2:01 p.m., Rotomatics provide accurate tuning of the durable housing that provides maximum protection for equipment and string post. All moving parts are cut to the right network, eliminates the possibility of slipping. Recessed screw allows players tuning voltage regulating voltage to some extent. The special lubricant inside the gear box cozy and accurate tuning stability.

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Gibson J-45 Rosewood Modern Classic Acoustic Guitar has even tone wire and excellent maintenance. J-45 has a solid rosewood back and sides providing extra sonic impact to complement the beautiful suburst-ended, round-shouldered body. Gold Keystone tuners, ebony fretboard with dot inlay, solid Spruce top, ebony belly bridge, mahogany neck, and transducer pickup. Gibson is a deluxe hard shell case with Rosewood Modern Classic J-45 guitars.

Work Horse.

Grover original receipt Rotomatic engineering marvel, with plenty of style and performance only suitable for J-45. The ratio of 2:01 p.m., Rotomatics provide accurate tuning of the durable housing that provides maximum protection for equipment and string post. All moving parts are cut to the right network, eliminates the possibility of slipping. Recessed screw allows players tuning voltage regulating voltage to some extent. The special lubricant inside the gear box cozy and accurate tuning stability.

Tone Woods body (the back, sides and top)

The top of the J-45 in AA-grade Sitka spruce while the back and sides are made of a selection grade Honduras mahogany, which gives J-45 is a world renowned full and balanced expression, warm bass and good projection. Choosing the right by, and the formula to dry it, two of the most important processes for Gibson guitar building process. Starting with the first catalog in 1903, Gibson has assured its customers that every guitar will be built with wood from the \"most durable, flexible and sound qualities, and today\'s Gibson acoustic guitar is no different.

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Since its premiere in 1937, saw the Gibson J-200 standard, others have tried to fit the page. The day is almost 71 years later, the legacy of Gibson\'s \"King of the Flat-top, live in new J-200 standard. At its introduction in 1930, J-200 was immediately filled the need for a deeper, more balanced and powerful sound. It gave the purveyors of new American music scene in 1930, a reliable, well built instrument, able to project the sound of guitars over anyone else acoustic market, which still applies today. It is simply the world\'s most famous acoustic guitar, and definitely one of the most popular, as evidenced by the list of players who have their primary acoustic instruments, among them Ray Whitley, Emmylou Harris, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Gram Parsons, and Pete Townshend