Gibson Acoustic

             IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND HAS ORIGINAL CUSTOM CASE

This guitar was made at Bozeman plant, MA, USA . April 19th, 2003,Number: 01093033, Production Number :33

Has  as lots of pearl and amazing balance with gold tunning  keys, has pick up and sounds just as great when hooked up to on amp, has on awesome deep and rich sound .

Body Style: Super Jumbo ,Top wood: Solid Spruce , Back and Sides: Solid Maple , FB & Bridge Wood: Rosewood , Neck Wood: Mahogany , Fretboard Inlay: MOP Dot , Other Inlays: Abalone Rosette , Scale: 25-1/2 in. ,Tuners: Gold Keystone , Finishes: Antique Natural, Antique Walnut , Pickup: Transducer , Other Features: Moustache Bridge

The J100 Xtra is an affordable, luxury Super Jumbo with Moustache Bridge and transducer pickup.
In
today's world, many acoustic guitar manufacturers have chosen to build
their instruments more quickly, cheaply, and in greater numbers.
Gibson
acoustic guitars are made one-at-a-time, by hand. No shortcuts. No
substitutions. They're made in Bozeman, Montana, where the climatic
conditions are ideal for guitar building. Most importantly, Gibson
acoustic guitars are built by master craftspeople that have dedicated
their lives to building the world's finest acoustic instruments.
These elements combine to create the difference that is the Gibson acoustic guitar. The difference is "MasterBuilt."
Environment
Even
though they might get a little more snow up there, the environs of
Bozeman, Montana are a guitar builder's dream, come true.
Extreme
heat and high humidity are natural enemies of wood. Bozeman has
neither. The fine Spruces, Maples, Mahoganies, and Rosewoods are
carefully cured and environmentally maintained during the building
process.
There are other advantages to Montana in addition to
its ideal climate. Gibson's acoustic guitars rely heavily on its
builder's sense of creativity and concentration. Living in "Big Sky
Country" appears to nurture both of these needs. It seems that looking
out over a range of snow covered mountains every morning makes for
inspired guitar building - which, in turn, makes for inspired guitars.
Artistry
Experienced
builders and players understand that handmade quality, design, and
construction determine an instrument's ability to produce truly
beautiful sound. Gibson's methods of handmaking guitars have remained
unchanged for nearly a century.
The top brace of each guitar is
carefully scalloped and arched to focus the sound to the center of the
soundhole. The resulting distinctive "Gibson Tone" shares the same
vibrance and fidelity as the sound from a fine audio speaker.
Instead
of a cheaper bolt-on neck, Gibson's dovetail joint technique creates a
cohesive bond between the vibrating neck and body - almost as if the
guitar were carved from a single piece of wood. This time-honored
technique effectively transfers the strings' vibrations directly into
the wood for superior tone and unsurpassed resonance.
Finally,
unlike other manufacturers, Gibson still uses its famous "violin-like"
lacquer finish. Over the years, the complex makeup of the lacquer merges
with the wood, further sweetening the instrument's tone and providing
an unmistakable "vintage" look and feel that players and collectors have
come to cherish.
Each Gibson acoustic guitar is full of
expression, character, and exquisite beauty. None is ordinary, and no 2
are alike. When compared to a marketplace full of "lookalikes," the
differences of a MasterBuilt Gibson acoustic are unmatched in quality
and performance.

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