A standout from a fine period for Gibson acoustics, this 1963 Gibson J-50 flat top exemplifies the model's excellence, delivering an incredibly open and resonant sound. Built with a Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides, paired with a set Mahogany neck, the J-50 is essentially a natural-finished counterpart to the J-45.
Like many Gibson acoustics of this period, it boasts a full-bodied, focused tone that shines whether you're strumming open chords or exploring fingerstyle playing. This model also features the moulded plastic adjustable bridge, a feature that would be replaced the following year with a more traditional rosewood bridge and nylon saddle.
This guitar is internally and externally original and free of any repair work. The moulded plastic bridge shows some evidence of warping, as they often do, but it is still secure and fully functional. As with all our vintage instruments, this guitar has been given a thorough service by the Vintage Instrument Workshop and is guaranteed for 2 years in line with our vintage instrument warranty. Get an additional 3 years workshop warranty cover with the No.Tom Guitars Extended Warranty.
