Gibson Pics! Let's see em!

[Pickcity]

Originally Posted by downtime

2000 Gibson WM-45



WM-45 with my now sold Banner LG-2

The WM-45 is one of my all time favs. It is a great player's guitar! The name suits it well.

[Valen]

Originally Posted by zombywoof

At the moment these four. Waiting in the wings is a 1961 B45-12.

1960 J-200, 1957 CF-100E, 1942 J-50 (don't ask, there is a long story on this one), 1935 Capital J2.

That is a BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION...congrats!!! How is that 200!!

[downtime]

Originally Posted by Pickcity

The WM-45 is one of my all time favs. It is a great player's guitar! The name suits it well.

agreed, it's nice to see the Working Man getting some love

[zombywoof]

Originally Posted by Valen

That is a BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION...congrats!!! How is that 200!!

Thanks. The J-200 is actually my wife's guitar. At the time, Gibson only built 100 or so of these a year and starting in 1960 every one was built in the newly formed Custom Shop. This one has the laminate back and sides (Gibson made their own laminate) and the second wide angle X brace above the soundhole. It is not what you would call a lightweight guitar. It is pretty hefty. Not loud but full sounding with saturated mids and a cracklin' edge to it. I think the J-200 is the best strummer on the planet.

[JakeStone]

My 2008 J-45 ... Gibson love!

I found it about a year or so ago at Guitar Center. It had just been taken in on trade the night before. Apparently it was traded it in on a Strat and amp .. The Manager chuckled to me as we were doing the transaction "I told him don't do it"!

The label reads J-45 VOS and has the words True Vintage and Limited Edition on the outer portion of label. Later found it was part of a small run and perhpas one of the first True Vintage models. With Adirondack top, Honduran Mahogany back and sides, Madigascar fret board and bridge, VOS (vintage old spec) finish ... It is a very sweet guitar in every way. Sounds amazing...

[Shades of Blue]

Just got my first Gibson, a J45. Love at first sight!

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[Pickcity]

Originally Posted by zombywoof

At the moment these four. Waiting in the wings is a 1961 B45-12.

1960 J-200, 1957 CF-100E, 1942 J-50 (don't ask, there is a long story on this one), 1935 Capital J2.

That's an outstanding collection! I'm jealous!

And I spy an upright bass in the back. I've always wanted one. A friend of mine has a '67 Kay. It's a pretty cool bass, and a lot of fun to play.

[Pickcity]

And you people are killing me with these J-45's...SMH...Please, I don't need any more GAS in my life!

[Silly Moustache]

Just the one : Gibson L-4 App. October 1934.

[GeneralDreedle]

Gibson Southern Jumbo 2017. Love this guitar

[C_Becker]

Only one Gibson acoustic in the collection, I'm mostly an electric guy.

My Advanced Jumbo Red Spruce with my Les Pauls
This is an older pic, I converted the white Studio to gold hardware last year.



Melody Maker Flying V with my DIY pickguard and EMG pickup, awesome metal axe:

[Goat Mick]

Sure! I’ll look for any excuse to post ol’ Spot.

[Mr. Paul]

1946 J45

1946 Gibson J45 by Paul Leach, on Flickr

[guitar george]

I only have this 2012 SJ-200 Custom Limited. Do Epiphones count?

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[docwatsonfan]

congrats jjr..... on the 2 Gibbies..... gas has just begun

mr paul, that '46 is mighty fine!

here is my 2012 Woody Guthrie SJ