Here’s a 1977 Gibson J-50, a classic square-shoulder dreadnought with all the mojo of nearly 50 years of play. The J-50 is essentially the natural-finish sibling of the J-45, and this one wears its age beautifully—warm spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and that unmistakable Gibson tone: woody, dry, and punchy with just the right amount of midrange growl.
This guitar has seen some honest play, giving it the kind of vibe that only decades of songs can create. Whether you’re strumming chords, fingerpicking, or backing up your voice, it’s got that warm and balanced sound that made Gibson acoustics legendary.
Here’s a 1977 Gibson J-50, a classic square-shoulder dreadnought with all the mojo of nearly 50 years of play. The J-50 is essentially the natural-finish sibling of the J-45, and this one wears its age beautifully—warm spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and that unmistakable Gibson tone: woody, dry, and punchy with just the right amount of midrange growl.
This guitar has seen some honest play, giving it the kind of vibe that only decades of songs can create. Whether you’re strumming chords, fingerpicking, or backing up your voice, it’s got that warm and balanced sound that made Gibson acoustics legendary.
