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NGD Gibson J-45 Studio
Recently played a J-15 and really liked it, but playing a dread tires my right shoulder. Then, I found the J-45 studio. Basically the same woods (spruce top, walnut back and sides), but a slightly thinner body, different neck wood and different neck profile. I loved it. Went back to the store twice to try it before I bought it on the third visit. Very comfortable guitar to play and I love the sound of a walnut guitar. A little brighter than a traditional J-45 but very balanced. I've read that some consider walnut to be between mahogany and rosewood. That's a fair assessment. Also, the J-45 studio comes in at a great price for an all solid wood guitar. Gibson got it right on this one...
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actaylor A great woman... Two really nice guitars... I am blessed. Last edited by actaylor; 02-04-2019 at 09:32 AM. |
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Brighter than a regular 45? That has to be a good thing!
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Congrats! I hear nothing but good about the new Studio models from Gibson...enjoy!
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Congratulations
I've been thinking about that guitar because of the thinner body. I'll have to get over to Sam Ash and look for one. |
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Yes, and I like the new neck profile as well. Very comfortable.
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Cool guitar! I am tempted to take a chance on a J-45 Avant Garde Walnut... I like the slimmer body as J45s are quite large!
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Congrats. I have also test driven this guitar a couple of times. These Gibby Slopes have Short-Scale fretting which is a real joy to play, especially if you like to bend a Note here and there. It’s got a great feel to it and a lot of content for the money. I much prefer the nitrocellulose finish to the “beeswax” on the Sustainable. I’m waiting to play the 000-28MD but it’s twice the price. I may end up with one yet.
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Complete agreement here. I couldn't believe how good the studio model was when I saw it. Miles better than the 15for me. I had to buy it. But then I've always loved the walnut tone, it's a lightweight guitar which I think helps and I love everything about it.
Nick |
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Played one of these and loved it, congrats!
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I’d like to add, KUDOS to Gibson for introducing this innovative, unique twist on their classics using a 1st World Sustainable Wood. I hope they are highly suvpccessful and on the market for years to come. I’m tired of certain other makers introducing a sustainable one year then discontinuing it the next after zero marketing and promotion.
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Congrats on your new J-45 Studio. Looks like a winner!
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Very cool! I had a J-15 and thought it was a fine guitar...especially at that price point. So your J-45 Studio has gotta sound great. Congrats!
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Very nice... I need to try one of these
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Enjoy it! Great looking guitar !!
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Congratulations on the NGD! I like the looks of those!
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