Gibson 1950s Super Jumbo 200 Acoustic Guitar
This handsome 1950's edition of the "King of The Flat Tops" bears all the meticulous detail that has made this model the most famous acoustic guitar of all time. The appeal of the Super Jumbo 200 has crossed all style barriers since its original release in 1937, and no other acoustic has been played and loved by more legendary artists, past and present. Gibson's '50s Super Jumbo 200 features a hand select Sitka Spruce top; tuned and scalloped bracing; flamed Maple back and sides, Gibson's elegant Moustache® bridge, Mother of Pearl inlay on the headstock, fingerboard and bridge; engraved SJ-200 pickguard and traditional lacquer finish of Antique Natural or Vintage Sunburst. This high investment acoustic creates a sound that would impress the finest recording studio engineer. There is no substitute.
| Top Wood | Solid Spruce |
| Back Wood | Solid FlamedMaple |
| Side Wood | Solid Flamed Maple |
| Upper Bout/Lower Bout | 12-7/16 | 16-7/8 |
| Body Length | 21 |
| Binding | Multiple |
| Body Depth Head/Tail | 3-11/16 | 4-3/4 |
| Body Style | Super Jumbo |
| Neck Wood | Flamed Maple |
| Neck Scale Length | 25-1/2 |
| Width at Nut | 1-23/32 |
| Fingerboard Wood/Inlay | Indian Rosewood/ MOP Crowns |
| Bridge Wood/Inlay | Indian Rosewood/ MOP 4-Bar |
| Bridge Style | SJ-200 Moustache |
| Hardware | Gold Keystone |
| Colors | AN, VS |
| Other | Famous Prewar Pickguard |