Gibson J-50 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar w/Case - Natural (1956) Amp Parts with dual miking availableon every

with dual miking availableon every cabinet

Comfortable rubberized neck brace and sturdy frame

• Mod - Digital delay with modulation added on the repeats

A Line Output allows for a direct-to-recording option or driving tones to an additional amp

but does have a fitted LP hard shell case

Gibson J-50 Slope Shoulder Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar w/Case - Natural (1956) Amp Parts with dual miking availableon everyFirst offered in 1947, the J 50 was one of the first new offerings from Gibson post World War 2 (with the other new guitar being the LG 3 which started production in 1946). This model was pretty much identical the the J 45 model aside from the finish (natural on the J 50 vs sunburst on the J 45) and a black & white purfling along the top of the guitar. From 1947 to 1954 this model stayed unchanged. In the 1950's these guitars received numerous changes