Gibson 50s J-45 Original Vintage Sunb
Dreadnought Acoustic Guitars
Brand profile · USA, est. 1946
Gibson is arguably the most iconic guitar brand in history, synonymous with rock and blues. Born from the remnants of the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Mfg. Co., Ltd., the company rapidly established itself as a leader in instrument manufacturing, shaping the sound of generations of musicians. Gibson’s legacy is built on craftsmanship, innovation, and a deep connection to music history.
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Gibson instruments are primarily manufactured in Nashville, Tennessee and Memphis, Tennessee, with some historic reissues produced in Bozeman, Montana. They also have overseas facilities for certain components.
The Historic Reissue program aims to recreate classic Gibson models from specific years, utilizing vintage specifications and aging techniques to closely emulate the original instruments.
Yes, Gibson primarily uses a nitrocellulose lacquer finish on their guitars, a traditional finish known for its aesthetic qualities and how it ages over time.