Gibson J-200 Celebrity '85 #8210558

This 90-piece limited edition was released to commemorate the 90th anniversary of Gibson's founding. Mahogany neck and Indian rosewood sides and back give this guitar a wonderful volume and core sound. The tone is different from that of the maple version, and the tightness of the tone is very attractive. Furthermore, the headstock's written logo, reminiscent of the pre-war period, and traditional-style position marks make this an anniversary model with specifications that tickle the fancy of the enthusiast. Incidentally, this model was a favorite of David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who used it on the "Division Bell Tour.

Gibson J-200 "Sparkle Sunburst" '91 #19910006

This '91 Custom Shop "Jumbo 200" is a special item, as the serial number starts with "1991~". The flower vines, carefully crafted down to the smallest detail, bloom from the pickguard to the fingerboard and headstock on this gorgeous version. The gold sparkles on the body purfling, back centerline, soundhole, sides of the fingerboard, and headstock create an overwhelming sense of individuality and luxury, and are a milestone for the 100th anniversary editions to be released later, which will also feature many sparkle decorations. The clarity of the maple and the jambo The clarity of the maple and the deep reverb of the jumbo are in perfect harmony.

Gibson J-200 Vine '06 #01936001

This is a Custom Shop model named "Vine" which means ivy of the vine plant. This model appears in the catalog, so it is one of the highly recognized Custom Shop models. As the name implies, it is a gorgeous version with gorgeous Avalon ivy inlays on the fingerboard. The soundhole, body purfling, and bridge are also covered with Avalon inlays, and the pickguard is lavishly decorated with hand-carved ivy. The Waverly gold engraving on the peg buttons also adds a subtle touch of luxury. The bright and clear sound from the superb curly maple is very attractive, and the L.R. Baggs pickups can be retrofitted for a line sound.