Description
A large number of Gibson J-45s from 1940~1960's are analyzed. This is truly a new book of J-45 disassembly!
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Gibson / 1958 J-45
1958 Gibson J-45 - The embodiment of the word "ringing".
The countless wear and dings tell the story of its many years of use on stage and in the field. Each and every one of them tells the history of this guitar, giving it an overwhelming presence that only a vintage guitar can have. However, what is surprising is that despite its appearance, the top, sides, and back are all in miraculous condition with no cracks. A J-45 that has been played and played so much and yet remains uncracked is a truly exceptional guitar.
The real power of this piece is in its stroke play. The moment you strum a chord with a pick, the air is shaken by a powerful bass that resonates in your gut, and the dry mid-high range overlays on top of it in three dimensions. The sustain of each note is also extremely long, and the sound image is thick, boasting power that is not buried even in a band ensemble. The attack is also clear, and even when played strongly, the sound does not collapse, but comes forward firmly. For players who want to put their whole heart and soul into their chord work, there is no more reassuring partner.
The J-45 is a guitar that grew up with postwar American music.
Country, folk, blues, and rock 'n' roll.
The J-45 is a workhorse that has been played along with the American landscape. The J-45 is a representative example.
The late 1950s models, in particular, are tougher in construction, but still retain the woody, full sound unique to the 50s, and have a weight and organic responsiveness not found in modern J-45s.
This 1958 example is a rare example of a vintage J-45 that has both the sturdiness and suppleness of a vintage J-45, and it is also uncracked, which means it has no cracks. Moreover, the fact that it is non-cracked makes it highly valuable not only as gear but also as a collectible.
We want to sound the sound of today with a guitar that is based on the roots of music.
I want to welcome a timeless piece into my life.
This guitar will be a profound response to such players.
[Specs/included case]
TOP : Spruce
BACK/SIDES : Mahogany
FINGERBOARD/BRIDGE : Rosewood
NECK : Mahogany
NUT WIDTH : 43mm
SCALE : 627mm
CASE : Original Hard Shell Case
[Condition]
-non-cracked and in very good condition for vintage!
-No clogging or chattering and in good playing condition.
-String height at the 12th fret: 2.7mm on the 6th string and 1.5mm on the 1st string.
-Saddle protrusion: approx. 2.0mm to 2.5mm
-Peg and nut replacement available
-A strap pin is added to the neck heel.
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